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Every U.S. Foreign-Trade Zone has a page in our national directory, built from FTZ Board public records. Administrators can claim their zone’s page, correct its details, and receive inquiries from companies exploring the program.
The marketing gap
Interest in the FTZ program is at a modern high — and almost no zone is positioned to capture it. For most grantees, the zone is a small slice of someone’s job at a port authority, airport, or economic development organization. There’s no budget for a dedicated site, no time for campaigns, and no materials to hand a curious manufacturer. Companies that would benefit from your zone simply never hear about it.
America’s FTZ Network exists to close that gap: one national platform educating companies about the program, and routing them to the zone that serves their county — yours.
Further reading: why FTZ growth is an economic development strategy.
Claim your page — free
Claiming your zone’s directory page costs nothing. You can correct contact details, confirm your service area, and make sure inquiries from your region reach the right desk.
For zones that want more
Claiming is free and it is where most zones stop. Member zones go further: the zone’s own website on its own domain, a customized pitch deck and one-pager, campaigns run under the zone’s name, and a quarterly update written for your board. Three membership levels, priced in the open.
See zone marketing and membership options →
See where your zone ranks
The National FTZ Benchmark Report is the first independent ranking of zone activity in the country: the top 25 zones by merchandise, employment, and exports, and a utilization gap analysis for every service area. It is free, and it is the fastest way to show a board where your zone actually stands.