Duty-free ports are ports of entry that assess special duties or tariffs on products entering them that are less than the duties imposed on general trade zones.

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Duty-free ports are ports of entry where goods can be received and stored without being subject to import duties or taxes, contrary to the statement which suggests they impose special duties, albeit lower.

Duty-Free Ports Are Ports of Entry That Assess Special Duties