Customs news: latest

OV Fruit works with an exporter in Johannesburg who organises cold treatment for exports to the Netherlands.

Companies will conduct joint research in various regions around the world and jointly study safety measures and legislation.

“Any truck caught using one of the alternative roads, beside the N4, will face our full force.”

Namibian Road Fund Administration ensures that funds collected from road users are reinvested in the management and upkeep of road infrastructure.

Businesses will get support to access global markets and help with labelling, certification and product registration.

“The EDI system has been taking immense strain since about Thursday, and the effects are being felt countrywide for air, sea and road cargo.

Globally, there is a fundamental shift to more sustainable business practices across sectors, including in logistics.

This is the second time a South African has taken up a leadership role in the global customs community.

It’s not clear what led to the protests.

The route immediately north of the Kasumbalesa border was only reopened for traffic the following morning.

“South Africa’s 2022-23 summer crops are in good shape.” – Wandile Sihlobo.