Dual FTZ Access in Port of Seattle and Port of Tacoma Strengthens Kent Valley’s Role as a Strategic Global Trade Hub

As global markets shift and trade conditions become more complex, Kent Valley businesses benefit from a powerful logistical advantage: dual access to Foreign-Trade Zones (FTZs) via the Port of Seattle’s FTZ #5 and Port of Tacoma’s FTZ #86. This dual FTZ access positions Kent Valley as a resilient, scalable, and globally competitive hub for manufacturing, logistics, and trade.

A Strategic Location with FTZ Options That Work for You

By leveraging the strengths of both FTZ #5 and FTZ #86, companies in Kent Valley can select the most advantageous strategic location and service model to match their operations. Whether you're a manufacturer looking to defer tariffs, an importer seeking cost control, or an exporter navigating changing global requirements, Kent Valley’s FTZ access delivers real flexibility and savings.

This unique positioning allows Kent Valley businesses to reduce risk, streamline customs procedures, and maintain competitive pricing crucial for success in today’s volatile global economy.

Explore how FTZ access in Kent Valley via the Port of Seattle and Port of Tacoma can support your supply chain strategy.