Customs news: latest

Post-audit clearing checks could be used to identify non-compliant transporters.

Usually, it results in reduced tariffs and extended deadlines, especially as economic pain hits. 

These criminal syndicates are impacting economic stability and national security. –Transnet.

The party wants National Treasury to explain the R100bn guarantees it has given to the ports and rail company.

Naamsa has reported a 15.6% rise in new vehicle sales, but exports to the US remain under pressure.

The downturn in the automotive sector is compounding the issue. 

This shift is being accelerated by a substantial newbuilding orderbook.

The local poultry industry says it is ‘in the dark’ regarding Tau’s proposals on exports as part of trade negotiations.

Easy Clear embarked on a process to tailor automation aimed at streamlining cross-border clearances.

A new PwC report highlights the changes across ten key markets that boost intra-Africa trade.

The R16.1 billion net profit yielded at the end of June is in large part attributed to TFR.