Customs news: latest on essential goods

Customs has acknowledged receipt of submissions and has undertaken to respond directly to relevant parties.

Red meat industry sets up virtual tracking and mapping of foot-and-mouth disease to stem continued spread.

Four crew members are still missing and two were seriously injured after the on-board explosion.

The Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development has indicated that it’s investigating localising the ban.

The company has design and manufacturing facilities in Italy, Germany and Australia.

In Europe, port congestion remains a critical issue with many carriers avoiding Rotterdam.

422 000 local jobs currently depend on exports to jurisdictions with active or incoming CBAMs.

Transnet signed a R285 million agreement with Grindrod Eyamakhosi Joint Venture to develop a new Richards Bay container handling facility.

“This wasn’t just a party; it was a purpose-driven celebration.” – Post-event statement.

Previously it seemed agents were hoping Asycuda would cause RSL to pull the plug on TIN.

Hundreds of seafarers were left unpaid and without food, water or access to ports – often for months at a time.