BASF Applies for Missouri Subzones to Boost Ag Business Efficiency
Published Date: 5/14/2026
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BASF Agricultural Solutions wants to join Foreign-Trade Zone 102 by adding three sites in Fenton and Palmyra, Missouri as a special subzone. This move could help BASF save money on import taxes and speed up their business. Public comments are open until June 23, 2026, so folks have a chance to weigh in before the final decision.
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