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Foreign Trade Zone No. 49 Features
  • 2,075 acres within the Port Newark/ Elizabeth Port Authority Marine Terminal.
  • 41-acre Global Marine Terminal in Jersey City/Bayonne.
  • 145-acre Port Authority Auto Marine Terminal in Jersey City/Bayonne.
  • 125-acre Industrial Park at Elizabeth.
  • 53-acre Greenville Industrial Park in Jersey City.
  • 23-acre site at Route 169 and Pulaski Street, Bayonne.
  • 40-acre tank farm and fuel distribution system at Newark Liberty International Airport.
  • 407-acre industrial site in South Kearny.
  • 115-acres within the I-Port 12 industrial park in Carteret
  • 176 acres within the I-Port 440 industrial park in Perth Amboy
  • 316 acres Port Reading Business Park in Woodbridge and Carteret
  • 72 acres Port Elizabeth Business Park in Elizabeth
  • The ExpressRail Intermodal Rail System, with dedicated rail facilities at major container terminals in Newark Ave Elizabeth, NJ, and Staten Island, N.Y.
  • Intermodal connections to CSX and Norfolk Southern Railroads from both Global Marine Terminal and the Auto Marine Terminal at Greenville Yard.
  • Eleven intermodal facilities in the port region.
  • Located adjacent to Newark Liberty International Airport.
  • Within one hour of John F. Kennedy International and LaGuardia Airport.
  • Easy access to four major interstate highways, several state highways and expressways.
  • More than 4 million square feet of warehouse/ distribution space-from 5,500-square-foot modular office/warehouse buildings at Expressport Plaza to open areas.

 
Did you Know...?
That being part of Foreign-Trade Zone No.49, allows you to save and take advantage of the many features that the Port of New York and New Jersey, Premier Port on the East Coast of North America, has to offer. Here are some frequently asked questions.
For more information about FTZ 49, please contact the Foreign-Trade Zone Manager,
Ellen Nesheiwat, at enesheiw@panynj.gov or call 212-435-4260.

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