Rockefeller Group Now with 15+ FTZ Enabled Sites

Rockefeller Group currently has more than 15 Foreign-Trade Zone (“FTZ”) Enabled Sites across the United States. Sites that are “FTZ enabled” are either located in the Alternative Site Framework (“ASF”) Service Area of an existing FTZ project under the sponsorship of an existing ASF Grantee, or are located in a geographic region that is eligible for sponsorship under an existing Traditional Site Framework (“TSF”) Grantee. With support from the local grantee and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), this makes these sites eligible for FTZ designation through simple application processes. After FTZ designation is obtained for the site, a tenant can then apply to activate the FTZ with CBP.

Our in-house Rockefeller Group FTZ Services consulting team is uniquely positioned to assist companies with these FTZ implementation and operationalization steps as quickly, efficiently and compliantly as possible.

Rockefeller Group Hosts Trade & Tariff Lunch & Learns in NJ, AZ

Rockefeller Group Foreign Trade Zone Services recently hosted engaging and informative discussions on the latest trade policy topics under the Trump Administration and strategies to mitigate rising tariffs. The events were held in Spotswood, NJ at Main Street Logistics Center and Surprise Pointe Commerce Center in Surprise, AZ.  More than 75 professionals across importing, exporting, logistics, manufacturing, and supply chain management attended. Featured speakers included Rebecca Williams of RGFTZ Services, and representatives from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ). and Yuko Hampton of SUMCO Corporation, a leading manufacturer of electronic-grade silicon wafers for the semiconductor industry.

With continued shifts in trade and tariff policy, additional Lunch & Learns are planned in key markets nationwide.

FTZ Enabled Surprise Pointe Commerce Center in Phoenix Now Complete

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NAFTZ Spotlights Rebecca Williams