What Is Foreign Trade Zone
Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ), also called Free Duty Zones in some countries, are secured locations designated by the US Department of Commerce. FTZs are usually located near the Port of …
2900-acre developable land with 1-million-SF existing highly secure manufacturing and warehousing space.
We provide integrated FTZ solutions and bonded warehousing services
for both domestic and international clients.
Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) #271, or the Illinois International Trade Centers, was approved by the US Department of Commerce. It is located near Chicago and serves the midwest. The site has approximately 3,000 acres of developable land and over one million sq. ft. of existing warehouse (including bonded warehouse) and manufacturing space waiting to serve your needs.
Close to Chicago, the largest US inland port and logistics hub, FTZ#271 is one of Illinois’s most important assets for trading and manufacturing companies, as well as firms seeking public and bonded warehousing. FTZ#271 serves you by maximizing import/export efficiencies while minimizing the associated costs.
Our one-million SF manufacturing and warehousing space enables customers to store freight temporarily or for a longer term. We also provide regular LCL shipping between FTZ#271 and our 100,000-SF warehouse close to ORD airport.
We provide duty elimination and deferral, expedited shipments, quality control, exhibition, weekly entry, zone to zone transfer and many other FTZ solutions and services to serve companies in Chicago and around.
Close to Chicago, we provide an array of warehousing and order fulfillment services for Amazon, eBay and many other e-markets. To do so, we acquired favorable deals from FedEx, UPS, and reputable national FTL/LTL shippers.
We welcome domestic and foreign companies to relocate your manufacturing/assembling facilities to our foreign trade zone near Chicago, where you will save considerable costs in tax, import/export duty, ocean freight., etc.
Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ), also called Free Duty Zones in some countries, are secured locations designated by the US Department of Commerce. FTZs are usually located near the Port of …