Freeports are designated areas where trade and customs facilitations allow goods to be more easily imported, assembled, and exported. They also include tax sites, which encourage investment to take advantage of these opportunities, and stimulate local economic growth. This means that goods entering the Anglesey freeport will not be subject to usual UK tax and customs measures until they enter the UK market – and if they are reexported, they will not be subject to the usual UK tax measures. This makes freeports highly attractive to investors looking to transit goods through the UK, but also seeking to maintain commercial competitiveness by not having to be caught up in the red tape of UK customs processes.