Foreign trade zones (or free ports)

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Identifikator:: 1801857903

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-199077

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Foreign trade zones (or free ports)

Place of publication:: Washington

Publisher:: United States Government Printing Off.

Year of publication:: 1929

Scope:: IX, 322 S; Ill., graph. Darst

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Part 1. General analysis

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28 FOREIGN TRADE ZONES police authorities, in the parts of the harbor lying outside the free port, on special application. In the free port the regulations for enforcement of the customs are applicable. The police permit and that from the customs authorities, if any, must always be carried and shown to the police or customs authorities on demand. 2. It is prohibited to sell used ship’s equipment, left-over goods from vessels, sweepings, garbage, and such things to peddlers or to turn over such left-over goods, sweepings, garbage, etc., to the firms undertaking the- cleaning of the vessels. 3. The sale of goods by the ship’s crew is also prohibited. The ship’s master must watch that no business with peddlers or dealers is carried on from their ships. Emden.—The usual operations necessary in connection with port traffic are permitted in the free zone. Business offices, repair shops for vessels, and official residences (Dienstwohnungen) for persons whose permanent presence in the free zone is necessary for supervision and administration purposes are permitted. Industrial undertakings and retail trade in general are prohibited. The sale of ships’ stores and provisions is allowed in the free zone only by permission of the police. Flensburg.—Manufacturing processes are permitted in the free harbor under the same conditions as in the customs area. Retail business is prohibited, as well as such trades which are considered to be injurious to those carried on within the customs zone. Kiel. —There are practically no restrictions on operations carried on in the free harbor. Importers of raw or unfinished goods for reprocessing or further manufacturing require a special permit from the customhouse. Retail establishments are not permitted in the free zone. Stettin.—The improvement of half fabricates or manufacturing of any kind is not permitted in the free port area of Stettin. Almeria.—The following operations are permitted in the free port of Almeria: 1. Repacking of merchandise in different containers. 2. Division of goods for the preparation of commercial grades. 3. Mixture of goods, with the same object. 4. Hulling and toasting of coffee and cacao. 5. Working of hides and skins. 6. Grinding of wood. 7. Washing of wool. 8. Extraction of oil from copra and from oleaginous seeds. 9. All operations which, without essentially changing the character of goods. increase their value. 10. Importation of erude petroleum products and coal for supplying vessels, after making any necessary divisions and mixtures. Tobacco in leaf or manufactured is prohibited importation into Spain except for the Tobacco Monopoly, and it was provided in the regulations of the free port that packages of tobacco should be sealed on entering the deposit, and that removal should be authorized only

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