FTZB is a bi-agency board established under the Foreign Trade Zones Act of 1934. The FTZB oversees the entire Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) program in the United States.
Annually, the FTZB prepares and submits a report to Congress summarizing activity conducted in FTZs throughout the year. This report provides valuable insights into the program’s impact on the US economy.
NAFTZ serves as the leading voice for businesses and organizations that utilize the Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ) program in the United States.
This non-profit trade association boasts over 650 members, encompassing public entities, corporations, and service providers dedicated to promoting the benefits of FTZs.
NAFTZ fulfills a critical role by advocating for the program on a policy level, educating stakeholders on the advantages of FTZs, and fostering collaboration between zone operators and businesses seeking to leverage this valuable trade tool.
Established in 1979, the Greater Cincinnati/northern Kentucky region boasts a robust Foreign Trade Zone 46 and Foreign Trade Zone 47 program, a cornerstone initiative designed to catalyze regional economic growth in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky by promoting the benefits of the Foreign Trade Zone program.
This program offers a suite of benefits for companies engaged in international trade, including significant cost savings on customs duties and streamlined logistics processes. As a result, the FTZ program has attracted a diverse range of businesses to the region, fostering job creation, investment, and a thriving international trade environment.
