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Port Houston’s Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ #84) is one of the busiest in the nation.


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Port Houston’s Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ #84) is one of the busiest in the nation.
06/3/2020

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Economic development creates opportunities to grow state, local and metro areas, which are essential for economic growth, improved quality of life and community development. FTZ 84 articles below.

Texas Gulf Coast
Ports & Free Trade Zones

Greater Houston: Greater Growth On The Texas Gulf Coast

Port Houston’s Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ #84) is one of the busiest in the nation.

Business Facilities & COVID-19

Even After COVID-19, Execs Expect Remote Work Trend To Continue

Surveys & Research
Companies that had more remote workers before COVID-19 report that they are actually seeing increased employee productivity during the crisis, according to a new survey.

Indiana Devotes Nearly $44M To Economic Recovery Efforts

Economic Development
The new initiatives were launched to help Indiana businesses restart, adapt and stimulate long-term growth, especially small businesses and manufacturers. 

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Economic Development

Location Spotlight: Game-changing Logistics Hub in Northwest Ohio

A nationally acclaimed logistics development company is preparing to unveil a master-planned park which will be able to accommodate more than 4 million square feet of industrial space. This park will also lay adjacent to one the country’s most critical intermodal terminals. NorthPoint Development is on a fast track to putting up the $250 million park which is expected to serve as a significant advantage for industrial supply chains in the Midwest.

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BF Location Video: Georgia Ports Authority: Celebrating 75 Years

On March 9, 1945 the Georgia Legislature, anticipating the post-World War II economic boom, created the Georgia Ports Authority, with control over the deepwater ports in both Savannah and Brunswick. Today, the Port of Savannah is the fastest-growing and single largest container terminal in the country, accounting for nearly 10% of Georgia’s economy.

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