Craft Giant Michaels Eyes Special Trade Zone in Pennsylvania Suburb
Published Date: 6/18/2025
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Michaels Stores wants to create a special Foreign-Trade Subzone in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, to help with their business operations. This new subzone covers 77.8 acres but won’t start any production yet. People have until July 28, 2025, to share their thoughts, and the government will review everything before making a final decision.
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