Beginner's Guide to: Foreign Trade Zones: A Primer on Where They Are, Advatages They Provide and How Shippers Can Benefit

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2017

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Many countries, including Canada, find foreign trade zones (FTZ) an effective tool for transforming international trade, promoting their own goods while boosting the bottom line.

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Johnston, Reg (RJ T&L Consulting Ltd.)
Van Horne Institute, University of Calgary
Brown, Jim, JRSB Logistics Ltd
Pellerin, Yvon (Canadian Foreign Trade Zones Program Advisor, Drawback Experts Canada). (2017). Beginner's Guide to: Foreign Trad Zones: A Primer on Where They Are, Advatages They Provide and How Shippers Can Benefit (Tech.). Calgary, AB: Calgary Regional Parnership.

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