SC Logistics Company Applies for Foreign-Trade Subzone
Published Date: 9/17/2025
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Elite Logistix in Rock Hill, South Carolina, wants to join Foreign-Trade Zone 38 as a new subzone, which could help them save on import taxes and speed up shipping. The government is reviewing the application and asking the public to share their thoughts by October 27, 2025. No production activities are planned yet, but this move could boost local business and trade efficiency soon.
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