- A
bonded warehouse, or bond, is a
building or
other secured area in
which imported but
dutiable goods may be stored, mani****ted, or
undergo manufacturing...
- Stabio, free port and
bonded warehouse, Chi****o PESA - Port-Franc et Entrepôts de Lausanne-Chavornay SA, free port and
bonded warehouse,
Chavornay (Vaud)...
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Newport Pier
Bonded Warehouse (新港埠頭保税倉庫, Shinkō ****ō
Hozei Sōko), was
originally used as
customs buildings, and has two sections:
Warehouse No.1 and No...
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sixty years. In 2012, a
visitor centre was
opened in a
refurbished bonded warehouse previously belonging to the
original distillery. The
centre offers...
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distiller at one distillery. It must have been aged in a
federally bonded warehouse under U.S.
government supervision for at
least four
years and bottled...
-
established the
bonded warehousing system at
American ports and
spurred the
influx of commerce,
particularly in New York City. The
bonded warehousing system was...
- of
warehouses:
Public Warehouses Private Warehouses Government Warehouses Bonded Warehouses Distribution Centers Production/Manufacturing
Warehouses Cross-Docking...
- A
whisky bond, a type of
bonded warehouse, is a
building where whisky on
which excise duty has not yet been paid is
stored under lock and key. The Cheapside...
- as the
company expanded and
renovated the site
which encomp****ed a
bonded warehouse built in the
Victorian era. The
original studios were in a two-storey...
- purchaser, or a
licensed customs broker.
Goods may be
stored in a
bonded warehouse or a Foreign-Trade Zone in the
United States for up to five
years without...
