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  • 2021-02822 — Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) 90-Syracuse, New York, Authorization of Limited Production Activity, PPC Broadband, Inc. (Fiber Optic Cables); Dewitt, New York
    Type:Notice
    Citation:86 FR 9051
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    PPC Broadband, Inc. requested approval from the Foreign-Trade Zones Board to conduct production activities at its facility in Dewitt, New York, which is within Foreign-Trade Zone 90. The Board reviewed the proposal and permitted limited production activities under certain conditions. Specifically, the materials used in production, such as foreign-status tight buffered fiber, must have certain legal statuses regulated by the FTZ rules. The decision was announced on February 5, 2021.

    Simple Explanation

    PPC Broadband got approval to do some work making fiber optic cables at its plant in New York, but they have to follow special rules about what kinds of materials they can use and where those materials come from. The rules are a bit tricky and don't explain why or what the limits are, which might make it hard for people to understand the details.

  • 2021-03785 — Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) 279-Houma, Louisiana; Authorization of Limited Production Activity; Deepwater Riser Services (Offshore Drilling Riser Systems and Equipment), Houma, Louisiana
    Type:Notice
    Citation:86 FR 11222
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    Deepwater Riser Services submitted a proposal for production activities at its facility in Houma, Louisiana, which is part of Foreign-Trade Zone 279. The Foreign-Trade Zones Board reviewed the proposal, allowing some activities to proceed but requiring additional review for others. The Board authorized limited production, imposing conditions such as the requirement that Kevlar straps for fins be admitted under a specific status. This decision was processed according to relevant regulations and announced in the Federal Register on February 19, 2021.

    Simple Explanation

    Deepwater Riser Services wants to build special equipment for helping oil rigs in the ocean, and they asked for permission to do this in a special area where certain rules make it easier to work with foreign materials. The big bosses said they can start making some things, but they have to follow some special rules, especially for the special straps they use.