Customs news: latest on essential goods

Baltimore’s vessel traffic was disrupted for nearly a week after the explosion on the loaded bulker.

The company was a ‘no show’ in court and as a result its matter was struck off the roll with costs.

The company has delivered to the poor 22 million kilograms of food that would have gone to waste.

Diale-Tlabela condemns striking taxi operators’ alleged acts of intimidation against private vehicle owners.

After he was arrested, charges were referred to the King County Prosecutor. 

Exporters eye new markets as Flash Gala apple harvest grows by 41%.

“We are optimistic that Mozambique’s authorities will swiftly provide a solution.” – Airlink CEO, de Villiers Engelbrecht.

True to tradition, Thirsty’s has one golden rule – no speeches!

The blanket 30% tariff on exports is expected to reduce South Africa’s GDP by 0.2-0.3%.

But reform must deliver visible public benefits, including lower prices, better infrastructure, export growth, and jobs. 

The demand for refrigerated trucks will soon outstrip supply during peak season.

Trump tariffs will affect exports in key EU sectors such as automobiles and agricultural products.