Customs news: latest

"National Treasury expects that the increased monitoring will have limited impact on financial stability and costs of doing business with SA." 

Transporters raised concern about high levels of congestion in the port after strong winds brought operations to a standstill last week.

African nations are increasingly looking to South Africa for assistance with goods, services, skills and knowledge.

The latest petrol and diesel price hikes will drive the price of goods and services even higher, warns the AA.

The goal is to use liquefied biomethane on the line’s coastal LNG-fuelled vessel in the first half of this year.

Poultry industry is in the worst crisis in its history – Astral CEO.

The former CEO found the government’s opposition to green energy ‘puzzling’ as exporters stand to lose market share.

Port and environmental officials confiscated gillnetting and bait harvesting equipment in the mangroves at Bayhead Natural Heritage Site.

Shipping transports about 90% of world trade on board cargo vessels.

Southern African Customs Union’s bragging rights as oldest such union in the world don’t mean much in reality – executive.