free-trade zone

noun

1. foreign-trade zone. free port ( def 1 ). : FTZ

Example Sentences

U.K. agriculture has been heavily affected by Britain’s exit from the EU, which took Britain out of the bloc’s free-trade zone and complex web of farming rules.

From Seattle Times

Mexico has all the advantages these days - cheap labour, ease and speed of access to the American market, and it is a friendly neighbour of the US inside a free-trade zone.

From BBC

Coral Vita is in what is know as the Blue Action Lab, a hub in the free-trade zone in Freeport that is home to a collection of companies and nonprofit organizations working to build resilient ecosystems.

From New York Times

The agreement was hammered out in late September in Coral Gables, and Santos suggested moving the boat into a free-trade zone at the port, the person said.

From Seattle Times

It is common for boat sales to take place in a free-trade zone before going overseas — often, the Bahamas — and returning with a new owner, according to another person familiar with the sale and with the Miami port system.

From Seattle Times