Shiseido Seeks Tax Breaks via New Jersey Trade Subzone
Published Date: 4/20/2026
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Shiseido America wants to join Foreign-Trade Zone 200 by adding two sites in New Jersey as a special subzone. This move could help them save on import taxes and speed up their business, but no production changes are planned yet. People have until June 1, 2026, to share their thoughts before the decision is made.
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