A transit privilege permits a shipper to:
A) enter a foreign/free trade zone (FTZ) to perform transportation services.
B) avoid paying tariffs to local authorities.
C) temporarily stop a shipment to physically transform products.
D) stop at any port of call without prior notification.

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A transit privilege allows a shipper to enter a foreign or free trade zone to perform transport services. This allows the shipper to perform transportation services without having to pay tariffs or undergo customs clearance at each individual port of call.

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