Mauritius Freeport
The Mauritius Freeport was established in 1992 as a customs-free zone for goods destined for re-export. The Freeport sector...
Mauritius Freeport, established in 1992, is a premier free trade zone aimed at positioning Mauritius as a key regional trading hub. It offers a business-friendly environment with tax exemptions, low tariffs, and streamlined customs. Strategically located in the Indian Ocean, the Freeport spans over 350,000 square metres across zones like Mer Rouge and the airport, providing facilities for warehousing, processing, and re-exporting goods. This dynamic platform supports logistics, distribution, and manufacturing, enhancing Mauritius’ role in global trade.