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R.I. bids to become a statewide foreign trade zone. Who will benefit?

By Mary MacDonald

ICE MELT: The Elizabeth River, out of Hong Kong, offloads 60,000 tons of salt at the Port of Providence. The salt is sourced from the interior of Egypt and is used as ice melt. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
ICE MELT: The Elizabeth River, out of Hong Kong, offloads 60,000 tons of salt at the Port of Providence. The salt is sourced from the interior of Egypt and is used as ice melt. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Rhode Island, which sometimes is at a disadvantage trying to lure or expand business because of its small size, now hopes to use that distinction to its advantage. An effort by state and local officials to expand the state’s foreign trade zone could effectively turn all of the Ocean State into one, a potentially attractive

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