Customs news: latest

The farm will be created between wind turbines in the North Sea, with the potential to unlock the potential for products made from seaweed.

Container prices have declined significantly in major ports across Asia and are not likely to bounce back any time soon, say analysts.

Fourth successful biofuel trial completed.

The labour strikes brought flights to a near standstill at seven airports across the country on Friday.

Hazchem considered to be the primary reason for blaze that raged for three days.

“A future global centre of maritime excellence for seafarer training could be based in Africa, bringing with it more jobs.” - ICS

The Kingdom is especially bullish about the mining and minerals sector in Africa.

PwC believes the country has made a substantial effort to stave off a potential greylisting.

Reaching the target of 100% adoption will only be possible if the entire maritime supply chain is on board.

The port is working to maximise operations during the peak deciduous fruit season despite inclement weather conditions.

The 11 500-TEU units will collectively cost $1.2 billion.

Both parties are now concluding a joint development agreement.