Customs news: latest

The relentlessly rising cost of living and the electricity crisis have consumers “extremely concerned” about the economy– FNB/BER economists.

A former TransNamib executive has been appointed to unlock growth opportunities for terminals and ships agency businesses in the region.

Free labour exercise has enabled Thai fruit producer to rebalance its worker deficiencies.

Airfreight executive confirms that continued relations with the government of Vladimir Putin has led to the decision.

Germany’s United Services Union has called for airport workers to join the mass action over a wage dispute.

Sars has cancelled an agent’s licence after it fraudulently withheld import duties and VAT on SAB’s beer imports.

The automotive industry has been processing back orders following a global shortage of parts over the past two years.

Smaller vessels save the day while capesize and panamax behemoths lose tonnage.

Lashed by successive lockdowns during Covid, the hotel recreation and catering (HoReCa) sector is outperforming other sectors.

Capacity constraints have pushed an increase in roll-on roll-off investments

The Russian shadow fleet currently consist of 443 tankers, each carrying a DWT of over 10 000.