Customs news: latest

The 50% tariff on Brazilian coffee imports by the US could favour alternative markets.

The vehicle will operate along standard logistics routes and be charged at existing Unilever facilities.

While this structure may work well for customs, it raises serious challenges for trade.

The airline had planned to save approximately AUD125 million annually through outsourcing.

The government wants to develop a solution to improve regulation and safety of the transport service.

Two crew members from the tanker were injured, one critically and the other with minor injuries.

There has been a 56% decrease from the same time last year. 

The dispute has dragged on for more than six years, with no resolution in sight. – Garry Marshall, Saepa.

It’s going to take some time for the liner trade to recalibrate around CoGH rerouting capacity.

With demand continuing to weaken in key markets, the airfreight sector could face pricing pressures.

Japanese truck maker aims to boost local production as the sector grapples with US tariff crisis.

CEO Patrik Berglund described the acquisition as a milestone for the company.