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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the form 214a in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'Zone No. and Location' section with the appropriate address of the foreign-trade zone.
Next, provide details about the importing vessel or other carrier, including the port code and import/export dates.
Complete the 'Statistical Information' section by indicating the number of packages, country of origin code, and HTSUS number for your merchandise.
In the declaration area, confirm that you are applying for admission of the merchandise into the Foreign-Trade Zone and select the status designation (e.g., Privileged Foreign).
Finally, ensure all signatures are completed where required, including those from both the applicant and CBP officer.
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CBP Form 214 - Application for Foreign-Trade Zone Admission and/or Status Designation | U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
What is E214 in food?
E214 is primarily used as a preservative in food products, where its antimicrobial properties help inhibit the growth of mold, yeast, and bacteria. Here are some common applications: Bakery products: E214 is often added to cakes, pastries, and bread to prevent spoilage, especially in products with a longer shelf life.
What is an e214?
An e214 is a form filed with CBP before cargo arrives at a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) facility. Version Requirements: The extension requires Magaya software version 11.4 or newer.
What is the difference between FTZ and duty drawback?
Normally while the drawback law allows the recovery of U.S. Customs duties previously paid after the merchandise is exported, rarely are all exports subject to drawback. In an FTZ, the duties are simply never paid. Exports to NAFTA Countries of unused merchandise are rarely recovered.
What is E214 filing?
An e214 is a form filed with CBP before cargo arrives at a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) facility.
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