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Canada's first free-trade zone

Published in November 1997 - Page 23

Canada’s first free-trade zone – A global business centre is now planned for a New Brunswick site that will permit companies inside the zone to import raw goods, manufacture products and then export them without paying duty or other import taxes. The ability to initiate such a project stems from legislative changes made in January 1996 by the federal government that are detailed in Revenue Canada Memorandum D7-4-1, dated January 31, 1996. Modeled after Asian

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