Transcription
81st Annual Reportof theForeign-TradeZones Boardto the Congressof the United States
U.S. FOREIGN-TRADE ZONESForeign-trade zones are secure areas under supervision of U.S. Customs and Border Protection(CBP) that are considered outside the customs territory of the United States for the purposes ofduty payment. Located in or near customs ports of entry, they are the U.S. version of what areknown internationally as free trade zones. Authority for establishing these facilities is granted bythe Foreign-Trade Zones (FTZ) Board under the Foreign-Trade Zones Act of 1934, as amended(19 U.S.C. §§81a-81u), and the Board’s regulations (15 C.F.R. Part 400). The ExecutiveSecretariat of the Board is located within Enforcement and Compliance of the U.S. Department ofCommerce in Washington, D.C.Foreign and domestic merchandise may, subject to FTZ Board and CBP regulations, be movedinto zones for operations not otherwise prohibited by law involving storage, exhibition, assembly,manufacturing, and processing. All zone activity is subject to public interest review, and allproduction activity requires a case-by-case review. Under zone procedures, the usual formalcustoms entry procedure and payment of duties are not required on the foreign merchandise unlessand until it enters customs territory for domestic consumption, in which case the importer mayhave a choice of paying duties either on the original foreign materials or the finished product.Domestic goods moved into a zone for export are considered exported upon entering the zone forpurposes of excise tax rebates and drawback. The benefits obtained through FTZ procedures helpencourage U.S. activity, employment and value added, often in competition with foreignalternatives. FTZ sites and activities remain within the jurisdiction of federal, state and localgovernments and agencies.A foreign trade zone is created when a local organization, such as a city, county or port authority,applies to the FTZ Board for a grant to establish and operate a zone to serve a specifically definedgeographic area. Upon approval of the zone by the FTZ Board, the organization becomes knownas the FTZ “grantee”. Grantees are then able to submit applications to the FTZ Board to establishFTZ sites or subzones for use by companies in that area. Under the FTZ Act, grantees arerequired to operate their zones as “public utilities” and provide “uniform treatment under likeconditions” to companies using the zone.The regulations of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board are published in the Code of FederalRegulations at Title 15, Part 400 (15 C.F.R. Part 400), and the regulations of U.S. Customs andBorder Protection concerning zones are published in the Code of Federal Regulations at Title19, Part 146 (19 C.F.R. Part 146). Information on foreign-trade zones is available of the FTZWeb site at: http://www.trade.gov/ftz.
For Zone Operations in 201981st ANNUAL REPORT of theForeign-TradeZones Boardto theCongressOF THE UNITED STATES
Published November 2020ISSN 1544-2322Printed on recycled paper.Federal Recycling ProgramThe full text of this document is available on the Foreign-Trade Zone Board’s Internet site at www.trade.gov/ftz. It isalso available for purchase as a paper or microfiche reprint, or an electronic download, from the National TechnicalInformation Service, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA 22161; www.ntis.gov.ii
SUBMITTED BY THEFOREIGN-TRADE ZONES BOARDNovember 2020WILBUR ROSSSecretary of CommerceSTEVEN TERNER MNUCHINSecretary of the TreasuryALTERNATESJeffrey I. KesslerAssistant Secretary for Enforcement & ComplianceU.S. Department of CommerceTimothy E. SkudDeputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury(Tax, Trade, and Tariff Policy)U.S. Department of the TreasuryAndrew McGilvrayExecutive Secretaryiii
iv
CONTENTSPageIntroduction .1AppendicesA - Summary of Statistics, 2015 – 2019 .5B - Main Foreign-Status Products Received in U.S. FTZs .7C - Merchandise Received and Exports – Top 25 .9D - FTZ Activity by State/Territory. 14E - Reference. 156v
vi
Annual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019INTRODUCTIONThis document constitutes the report of the Foreign-Trade Zones (FTZ) Board to the Congress of theUnited States pursuant to 19 U.S.C. §81p(c). Unless otherwise noted, the data contained in this reportpertains to FTZ activity during the 2019 calendar year.During the year, the FTZ Board received and docketed 77 requests, and issued 74 decisions. The FTZBoard’s decisions included the reorganization or expansion of five zones under the alternative siteframework (ASF), as well as decisions on 62 applications and notifications for new or expandedproduction authority. Under delegated authority, the FTZ Board Staff processed an additional 268requests that included minor boundary modifications and scope determinations.There were 193 FTZs active during the year, with a total of 348 active production operations. Over460,000 persons were employed at some 3,300 firms to work in FTZs during the year. The value ofshipments into zones totaled over 767 billion, compared with over 793 billion the previous year(Appendix A). About 64 percent of the shipments received at zones involved domestic statusmerchandise. The level of domestic status inputs used by FTZ operations indicates that FTZ activitytends to involve domestic operations that combine foreign inputs with significant domestic inputs.Warehouse/distribution operations received 301 billion in merchandise while production operationsreceived nearly 466 billion (61 percent of zone activity). The largest industries accounting for zoneproduction activity include the oil refining, automotive, electronics, pharmaceutical, andmachinery/equipment sectors. The main foreign-origin products received at zones are listed inAppendix B.Exports (shipments to foreign countries) from facilities operating under FTZ procedures amounted toover 111 billion (Appendix A). The export figures do not include certain indirect exports involvingFTZ merchandise that undergoes further processing in the United States at non-FTZ sites prior to export.Appendix C contains lists of the Top 25 zones and states for FTZ merchandise received and exportedduring the year. In addition, information on FTZ activity by state, as well as within each zone, isavailable in Appendix D. 1The FTZ Board’s notices on applications as well as information on specific zone sites can be found onthe FTZ Board’s website (www.trade.gov/ftz) under “Online FTZ Information System (OFIS).” Inaddition, the website contains contact information for each zone, a summary of all Board Orders, lists ofStaff-level cases and other reference materials.The data by state and by zone in Appendix D is reported in ranges because it incorporates business-proprietaryinformation.11
Annual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019Figure 1: Merchandise Received1999-2019900800700Billion 6005004003002001000199920012003200520072009Foreign Status20112013Domestic Status*201520172019Total* “Domestic status merchandise” includes both domestic-origin items and foreign-origin items that havebeen entered for consumption (duty-paid) prior to FTZ admission.2
Annual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019Figure 2: Exports(1999-2019)12010080Billion 9Figure 3: Domestic Status* Merchandise Ratio(As percent of Total Merchandise 00320052007200920112013201520172019* “Domestic status merchandise” includes both domestic-origin items and foreign-origin items thathave been entered for consumption (duty-paid) prior to FTZ admission.3
Annual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019Figure 4: Employment in FTZs by 15201620172018201920182019Figure 5: New Subzones/Site 012201320144201520162017
Appendix AAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019APPENDIX A:SUMMARY STATISTICS2015 – 20195
Appendix AAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019SUMMARY STATISTICS, 2015 – 2019( 5.965%63%61%63%61%Foreign Status 9.4167.0112.4Domestic Status 87.6134.1353.5Domestic Status Inputs .8Number of Approved FTZs3262263262260260Active FTZs4186195191195193Merchandise ReceivedWarehouse/DistributionProduction% ProductionWarehouse/DistributionProductionDomestic status merchandise includes both domestic-origin items and foreign-origin items that have beenentered for consumption (duty-paid) prior to FTZ admission.12 Exportfigures are based on material inputs and do not include value added.3 Thenumber of approved FTZs is the sum of all zones approved by the FTZ Board, minus those that havelapsed or been terminated.4 ActiveFTZs have at least one site or subzone in operation.6
Appendix BAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019APPENDIX B:MAIN FOREIGN-STATUS PRODUCTSRECEIVED IN U.S. FTZs20197
Appendix BAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019MAIN FOREIGN-STATUS PRODUCTS RECEIVED IN U.S. FTZs( million)WAREHOUSE/DISTRIBUTION OPERATORSConsumer ElectronicsVehiclesConsumer ProductsElectrical MachineryOther roleumMachinery/EquipmentOther Metals/MineralsVehicle PartsPlastic/RubberShips/BoatsOptical, Photographic and Medical InstrumentsBeverages/SpiritsIron/SteelFood ProductsTobaccoStone/Plaster/Cement/CeramicsRail Cars, Parts & EquipmentWood/Paper/Printed s/Pigments/PaintsChemicalsAdvanced Fiber MaterialsArms/AmmunitionPRODUCTION 1571128019932Oil/PetroleumPharmaceuticalsVehicle PartsConsumer ElectronicsMachinery/EquipmentVehiclesElectrical MachineryChemicalsAircraft/SpacecraftOther Metals/MineralsOther ElectronicsIron/SteelConsumer ProductsOptical, Photographic and Medical Textiles/FootwearFood ProductsAdvanced Fiber AmmunitionRail Cars, Parts & EquipmentWood/Paper/Printed 27199361758842332525123319614414310879454235292165
Appendix CAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019APPENDIX C:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED ANDEXPORTS – TOP 2520199
Appendix CAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019MERCHANDISE RECEIVED AND EXPORTS – TOP 25( million)Top 25 States for FTZ ActivityMerchandise oisTennesseeSouth CarolinaKentuckyPennsylvaniaIndianaOhioPuerto RicoNew YorkNew ngtonMarylandHawaiiNorth naCaliforniaSouth CarolinaPuerto iaKentuckyNew MexicoNew JerseyPennsylvaniaIllinoisWashingtonConnecticutNew YorkHawaiiOhioArizonaMassachusettsWest VirginiaNebraska
Appendix CAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019Top 25 States by Type of FTZ ActivityWarehouse/Distribution ActivityMerchandise inoisNew YorkSouth onaNew JerseyPuerto RicoWashingtonKentuckyNorth CarolinaIndianaMichiganNew MexicoNevadaHawaiiMassachusettsKansasProduction 232425Merchandise ReceivedState/TerritoryTexasSouth New MexicoNew JerseyIllinoisNew lvaniaPuerto RicoArizonaAlaskaMichiganMarylandColoradoNorth ckyIllinoisIndianaSouth CarolinaAlabamaPuerto RicoMississippiNew oridaHawaiiGeorgiaNebraskaWisconsinColoradoWest aliforniaPuerto RicoAlabamaIndianaMississippiTennesseeSouth CarolinaKentuckyConnecticutPennsylvaniaIllinoisNew JerseyWest rizonaVirginiaMissouriHawaiiOregon
Appendix CAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019Top 25 by Zone (Warehouse/Distribution Activity)Merchandise 16423014825ExportsLocationGramercy, LouisianaChicago, IllinoisLos Angeles, CaliforniaNashville, TennesseeNew York, New YorkFranklin County, OhioBerks County, PennsylvaniaDorchester County, South CarolinaHarris County, TexasBaltimore, MarylandLong Beach, CaliforniaStockton, CaliforniaSpartanburg County, South CarolinaNewark/Elizabeth, New JerseyBrunswick, GeorgiaPhoenix, ArizonaLiberty County, TexasBrownsville, TexasDallas/Fort Worth, TexasAtlanta, GeorgiaSan Juan, Puerto RicoJacksonville, FloridaPiedmont Triad, North CarolinaKnoxville, TennesseeBroward County, 668114722718LocationDorchester County, South CarolinaBrownsville, TexasGramercy, LouisianaEl Paso, TexasBrunswick, GeorgiaMiami-Dade County, FloridaBroward County, FloridaLiberty County, TexasNashville, TennesseeDona Ana County, New MexicoLos Angeles, CaliforniaJacksonville, FloridaKnoxville, TennesseeNewark/Elizabeth, New JerseyHarris County, TexasLaredo, TexasNew York, New YorkPalm Beach County, FloridaHonolulu, HawaiiAtlanta, GeorgiaEl Paso, TexasPeoria, IllinoisIndianapolis, IndianaBoston, MassachusettsSan Jose, California
Appendix CAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019Top 25 Production OperationsMerchandise panyMarathon Petroleum Company LPExxonMobil Oil CorporationExxonMobil Oil CorporationBMW Manufacturing Company, LLCTesla, Inc.Marathon Petroleum Company LPMotiva Enterprises LLCGE Engine Services Distribution LLCExxonMobil Oil CorporationCITGO Petroleum CorporationPhillips 66 CompanyChevron Products CompanySamsung Electronics America, Inc.Flint Hills Resources, LPToyota Motor Manufacturing, IndianaPremcor Refining GroupTesoro Refining and Marketing LLCAbbVie, Inc.Toyota Motor Manufacturing KentuckyChevron Products CompanyPhillips 66 CompanyHoneywell Aerospace, Inc.Total Petrochemicals & Refining USA, Inc.Valero Refining-Texas, LPChevron Products 6C124A177B78A7C122L2J199C29E149C18F7KCompanyTesla, Inc.Valero Refining-Texas, LPMercedes-Benz U.S. InternationalMarathon Petroleum Company LPMarathon Petroleum Company LPChevron Products CompanyExxonMobil Oil CorporationCITGO Petroleum CorporationExxonMobil Oil CorporationJanssen Ortho LLCAstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, LPExxonMobil Oil CorporationBristol Myers Squibb Holdings PharmaPremcor Refining GroupValero Refining-New Orleans L.L.C.Toyota Motor Manufacturing, IndianaNissan North America, Inc.Bristol Myers Squibb CompanyFlint Hills Resources, LPValero Refining-Meraux LLCValero Refining - Texas, LPToyota Motor Manufacturing KentuckyPhillips 66 CompanyLam Research CorporationLilly del Caribe, Inc.
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019APPENDIX D:FTZ ACTIVITY BY STATE/TERRITORY201914
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019ALABAMATOP FOREIGN-STATUS PRODUCTS BY VALUESTATE SUMMARYVehicle Parts (91%)Other Metals/Minerals (4%)Machinery/Equipment (2%)Consumer Electronics (1%)Merchandise Received: 10,000-25,000 milExports: 5,000-10,000 milTotal Shipments: 10,000-25,000 milEmployees:14,001-15,000Iron/Steel (1%)Other (1%)FTZ 82, MOBILEGRANTEE: CITY OF MOBILEMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES2828282IAll Activity:EXPORTS 250-500 milEMPLOYEES1,501-2,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED .5-1 milCOMPANYAker SolutionsAirbus Americas, Inc.Outokumpu Stainless USA, LLCProduction Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 75-100 mil 1,000-5,000 mil 750-1,000 mil15EXPORTS 0EXPORTS 10-25 mil 0 250-500 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 0TOTAL SHIPMENTS 50-75 mil 750-1,000 mil 750-1,000 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 83, HUNTSVILLEGRANTEE: HUNTSVILLE-MADISON COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITYMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES483D83EAll Activity:EXPORTS 750-1,000 milEMPLOYEES2,501-3,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 100-250 milCOMPANYHaier US Appliance SolutionsToyota Motor ManufacturingAlabama, Inc.EXPORTS 25-50 milProduction Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 250-500 mil 1,000-5,000 milEXPORTS 5-10 mil 500-750 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 100-250 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 250-500 mil 1,000-5,000 milFTZ 98, BIRMINGHAMGRANTEE: CITY OF BIRMINGHAMMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 5,000-10,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES098A98D98ECOMPANYMercedes-Benz U.S.InternationalHyster-Yale Group, Inc.Brose Tuscaloosa, Inc.All Activity:EXPORTS 1,000-5,000 milEMPLOYEES5,001-6,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0Production Activity:EXPORTS 0TOTAL SHIPMENTS 0MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 5,000-10,000 milEXPORTS 1,000-5,000 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 5,000-10,000 mil 50-75 mil 50-75 mil 10-25 mil 0 50-75 mil 25-50 mil16
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 222, MONTGOMERYGRANTEE: MONTGOMERY AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCEMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 5,000-10,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES0All Activity:EXPORTS 250-500 milEMPLOYEES5,001-6,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0EXPORTS 0Production Activity:COMPANY222AMERCHANDISE RECEIVEDHyundai Motor ManufacturingAlabama, LLCEXPORTS 5,000-10,000 mil 250-500 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 0TOTALSHIPMENTS 5,000-10,000 milFTZ 233, DOTHANGRANTEE: DOTHAN-HOUSTON COUNTY FOREIGN-TRADE ZONE, INC.MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0-.5 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES1All Activity:EXPORTS 0-.5 milEMPLOYEES26-50Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0-.5 mil17EXPORTS 0-.5 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 0-.5 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019ALASKATOP FOREIGN-STATUS PRODUCTS BY VALUESTATE SUMMARYMerchandise Received: 1,000-5,000 milExports:Oil/Petroleum (100%) 100-250 milTotal Shipments: 1,000-5,000 milEmployees:501-750FTZ 108, VALDEZGRANTEE: CITY OF VALDEZMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0All Activity:EXPORTS 0EMPLOYEES0FTZ 160, ANCHORAGEGRANTEE: PORT OF ANCHORAGEMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES24All Activity:EXPORTS 100-250 milEMPLOYEES501-750Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milEXPORTS 100-250 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 1,000-5,000 milProduction Activity:COMPANY160ATesoro Alaska CompanyMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 mil18EXPORTS 0TOTALSHIPMENTS 1,000-5,000 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 195, FAIRBANKSGRANTEE: FAIRBANKS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORP.MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0All Activity:EXPORTS 0EMPLOYEES0FTZ 232, KODIAKGRANTEE: KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGHMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0All Activity:EXPORTS 019EMPLOYEES0
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019ARIZONATOP FOREIGN-STATUS PRODUCTS BY VALUESTATE SUMMARYAircraft/Spacecraft (47%)Consumer Products (32%)Chemicals (9%)Other Electronics (6%)Merchandise Received: 10,000-25,000 milExports: 250-500 milTotal Shipments: 10,000-25,000 milEmployees:18,001-19,000Textiles/Footwear (3%)Other (3%)FTZ 60, NOGALESGRANTEE: NOGALES-SANTA CRUZ COUNTY ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION, INC.MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 50-75 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES2All Activity:EXPORTS 50-75 milEMPLOYEES26-50Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 50-75 mil20EXPORTS 50-75 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 50-75 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 75, PHOENIXGRANTEE: CITY OF PHOENIXMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 10,000-25,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES97575E75G75H75JAll Activity:EXPORTS 100-250 milEMPLOYEES15,001-16,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 5,000-10,000 milCOMPANYOrbital Sciences CorporationAbbott LaboratoriesSUMCO SouthwestCorporationMicrochip Technology Inc.Honeywell Aerospace, Inc.EXPORTS 100-250 milProduction Activity:TOTAL SHIPMENTS 5,000-10,000 milMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0-.5 mil .5-1 mil 10-25 milEXPORTS 0-.5 mil .5-1 mil 1-5 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 50-75 mil .5-1 mil 10-25 mil 25-50 mil 5,000-10,000 mil 25-50 mil 0 25-50 mil 5,000-10,000 milFTZ 139, SIERRA VISTAGRANTEE: ARIZONA REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATIONMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0All Activity:EXPORTS 0EMPLOYEES0FTZ 174, PIMA COUNTYGRANTEE: SUN CORRIDOR INC.MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES6All Activity:EXPORTS 0EMPLOYEES1,001-1,250Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 mil21EXPORTS 0TOTAL SHIPMENTS 1,000-5,000 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 219, YUMAGRANTEE: GREATER YUMA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 75-100 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES0219BCOMPANYGowan CompanyAll Activity:EXPORTS 50-75 milEMPLOYEES151-250Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0EXPORTS 0Production Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 75-100 milEXPORTS 50-75 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 0TOTAL SHIPMENTS 100-250 milFTZ 221, MESAGRANTEE: CITY OF MESAMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 750-1,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES1221ACOMPANYApple Inc.All Activity:EXPORTS .5-1 milEMPLOYEES51-75Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0Production Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 750-1,000 mil22EXPORTS .5-1 milEXPORTS .5-1 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS .5-1 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 500-750 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 277, WESTERN MARICOPA COUNTYGRANTEE: GREATER MARICOPA FOREIGN TRADE ZONE, INC.MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES4277277277COMPANYSub-Zero, Inc.The Cookson CompanyIRIS USA, Inc.All Activity:EXPORTS 100-250 milEMPLOYEES1,501-2,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milProduction Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 100-250 mil 1-5 mil 023EXPORTS 10-25 milEXPORTS 75-100 mil 0 0TOTAL SHIPMENTS 1,000-5,000 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 100-250 mil 1-5 mil 0-.5 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019ARKANSASTOP FOREIGN-STATUS PRODUCTS BY VALUESTATE SUMMARYMachinery/Equipment (65%)Consumer Products (31%)Iron/Steel (4%)Merchandise Received: 100-250 milExports: 0Total Shipments: 100-250 milEmployees:501-750FTZ 14, LITTLE ROCKGRANTEE: ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 100-250 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES214F14GAll Activity:EXPORTS 0EMPLOYEES501-750Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1-5 milCOMPANYHusqvarna Forestry Products, Inc.Husqvarna Outdoor Products, Inc.Production Activity:EXPORTS 0MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 100-250 mil 25-50 milEXPORTS 0 0TOTAL SHIPMENTS 1-5 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 100-250 mil 50-75 milFTZ 273, WEST MEMPHISGRANTEE: CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS PUBLIC FACILITIES BOARDMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0All Activity:EXPORTS 024EMPLOYEES0
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019CALIFORNIATOP FOREIGN-STATUS PRODUCTS BY VALUESTATE SUMMARYOil/Petroleum (22%)Consumer Electronics (20%)Vehicles (12%)Electrical Machinery (12%)Merchandise Received:Exports: 100,000 mil 10,000-25,000 milTotal Shipments: 100,000 milEmployees:46,001-47,000Consumer Products (9%)Other (25%)FTZ 3, SAN FRANCISCOGRANTEE: SAN FRANCISCO PORT COMMISSIONMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 10,000-25,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES83B3D3EAll Activity:EXPORTS 750-1,000 milEMPLOYEES3,001-4,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milCOMPANYChevron Products CompanyValero Refining CompanyPhilips 66 CompanyProduction Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 5,000-10,000 mil 1,000-5,000 mil 1,000-5,000 mil25EXPORTS 0-.5 milEXPORTS 750-1,000 mil 10-25 mil 100-250 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 1,000-5,000 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 5,000-10,000 mil 1,000-5,000 mil 1,000-5,000 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 18, SAN JOSEGRANTEE: CITY OF SAN JOSEMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 10,000-25,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES118E18F18G18IAll Activity:EXPORTS 5,000-10,000 milEMPLOYEES19,001-20,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 500-750 milCOMPANYSpace Systems/Loral, LLCLam Research CorporationTesla, Inc.Bloom Energy CorporationEXPORTS 250-500 milProduction Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1-5 mil 1,000-5,000 mil 10,000-25,000 mil 50-75 milEXPORTS 0 1,000-5,000 mil 5,000-10,000 mil 0TOTAL SHIPMENTS 500-750 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 0 1,000-5,000 mil 10,000-25,000 mil 25-50 milFTZ 50, LONG BEACHGRANTEE: BOARD OF HARBOR COMMISSIONERS OF THE PORT OF LONG BEACHMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 10,000-25,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES37All Activity:EXPORTS 250-500 milEMPLOYEES7,001-8,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 5,000-10,000 milProduction Activity:COMPANYMERCHANDISE RECEIVED50 Mercedes Benz USA, LLC 1,000-5,000 mil50H Tesoro Refining and Marketing LLC 5,000-10,000 mil50I Ultramar, Inc. 1,000-5,000 mil26EXPORTS 75-100 milEXPORTS 0 25-50 mil 100-250 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 5,000-10,000 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 1,000-5,000 mil 5,000-10,000 mil 1,000-5,000 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 56, OAKLANDGRANTEE: CITY OF OAKLANDMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 500-750 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES33All Activity:EXPORTS 25-50 milEMPLOYEES51-75Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 500-750 milEXPORTS 25-50 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 500-750 milFTZ 143, WEST SACRAMENTOGRANTEE: PORT OF SACRAMENTOMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES1All Activity:EXPORTS 100-250 milEMPLOYEES251-500Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milEXPORTS 100-250 milProduction Activity:COMPANY143DMERCHANDISE RECEIVEDMitsubishi Chemical CarbonFiber and Composites, Inc. 25-50 mil27EXPORTS .5-1 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 1,000-5,000 milTOTALSHIPMENTS 25-50 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 153, SAN DIEGOGRANTEE: CITY OF SAN DIEGOMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 250-500 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES60153153D153ECOMPANYAll Activity:EXPORTS 75-100 milEMPLOYEES3,001-4,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 100-250 milEXPORTS 50-75 milProduction Activity:PlantronicsCallaway Golf CompanyNational Steel & ShipbuildingCompanyMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0-.5 mil 5-10 mil 25-50 milEXPORTS 0 0-.5 mil 1-5 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 100-250 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 0-.5 mil 5-10 mil 50-75 milFTZ 191, PALMDALEGRANTEE: CITY OF PALMDALE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 250-500 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES1All Activity:EXPORTS 50-75 milEMPLOYEES251-500Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 250-500 mil28EXPORTS 50-75 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 250-500 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 202, LOS ANGELESGRANTEE: BOARD OF HARBOR COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF LOS ANGELESMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 25,000-50,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES211202B202CAll Activity:EXPORTS 1,000-5,000 milEMPLOYEES5,001-6,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 10,000-25,000 milCOMPANYChevron Products CompanyPhillips 66 CompanyEXPORTS 1,000-5,000 milProduction Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 5,000-10,000 mil 1,000-5,000 milEXPORTS 100-250 mil 25-50 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 10,000-25,000 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 5,000-10,000 mil 1,000-5,000 milFTZ 205, PORT HUENEMEGRANTEE: BOARD OF HARBOR COMMISSIONERS, OXNARD HARBOR DISTRICTMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES1All Activity:EXPORTS 0EMPLOYEES151-250Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 mil29EXPORTS 0TOTAL SHIPMENTS 1,000-5,000 mil
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 226, MERCED, MADERA & FRESNO COUNTIESGRANTEE: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF MERCEDMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES5All Activity:EXPORTS 25-50 milEMPLOYEES2,001-2,500Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 1,000-5,000 milEXPORTS 0-.5 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 1,000-5,000 milProduction Activity:COMPANY226226 100-250 mil 10-25 milTOTALSHIPMENTS 100-250 mil 50-75 mil 5-10 mil 50-75 milMERCHANDISE RECEIVEDGrundfos Pumps ManufacturingCorporationBrake Parts Inc.EXPORTSFTZ 231, STOCKTONGRANTEE: PORT OF STOCKTONMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 5,000-10,000 milNUMBER OF COMPANIES4All Activity:EXPORTS 5-10 milEMPLOYEES751-1,000Warehouse/Distribution Activity:MERCHANDISE RECEIVED 5,000-10,000 milEXPORTS 5-10 milTOTAL SHIPMENTS 5,000-10,000 milFTZ 236, PALM SPRINGSGRANTEE: CITY OF PALM SPRINGSMERCHANDISE RECEIVED 0All Activity:EXPORTS 030EMPLOYEES0
Appendix DAnnual Report of the Foreign-Trade Zones Board – 2019FTZ 243, VI
A foreign trade zone is created when a local organization, such as a city, county or port authority, applies to the FTZ Board for a grant to establish and operate a zone to serve a specifically defined geographic area. Upon approval of the zone by the FTZ Bo
