What makes up a UK Freeport?

In a traditional sense, a Freeport is an area that is exempt from customs duties and tariffs to enable added value processes to take place. For example, duty is only paid on goods upon leaving the Freeport area as a finished product and entering the UK market. However, the UK Freeport model will look very different to traditional models.
Watch the British Ports Association's animated Freeport graphic for more details.
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