Customs news: latest

South Africa's deciduous fruit exports are one of the categories that can be threatened by industrial action.

The noose is tightening on nations trying to elude scrutiny from international observers.

"Hopefully, the upward inflation pressure will ease, making life much easier for everyone concerned." – Road Freight Association

"Be warned, SARS has been known to pursue entities not licensed or registered with it."  – Shepstone & Wylie

Carriers are one after another, announcing fast-deteriorating financial results for the first few months of the year.

Erratic imports are negative for a viable local economy, necessitating the need for a structured anti-dumping policy. – Potato SA

TPT said customers, suppliers and service providers are all included in the investigation.

The total amount of cable stolen on the NCL at the end of the fiscal year in 2023 is equivalent to about 80% of the entire length of the line.

Independent power plants coming online and the completion of repairs to Eskom’s power plants could significantly reduce load-shedding.

The proposed increase in the tax was apparently gazetted without proper consultation with the aviation sector.

Maersk and MSC continue to lead the pack.