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USRuleOfficial ✓June 9, 2026· Federal Register

Foreign-Trade Zone 186; Application for Subzone; Pratt & Whitney, a Division of RTX Corporation; North Berwick, Maine

What happened

The U.S. government received an application from Pratt & Whitney, a division of RTX Corporation, requesting subzone status under Foreign-Trade Zone 186. This means their manufacturing facility in North Berwick, Maine, wants to operate under foreign-trade zone procedures. This application is now open for public comment.

Why it matters

If approved, Pratt & Whitney could save money on import duties and taxes for materials used in manufacturing products for export. This could make their operations more competitive globally and potentially support local jobs. It also allows interested parties to comment on the proposal's potential impact.

Who it affects

  • Pratt & Whitney, RTX Corporation
  • Workers at North Berwick, Maine facility
  • U.S. Customs and Border Protection
  • Local Maine businesses and residents
  • Competitors in the aerospace industry
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