Customs news: latest

The parastatal is working hard to bring an end to load-shedding, which could be paused as soon as the end of this week.

The black industrialist event will highlight strategies to increase exports and improve economic growth and job creation.

Its design will enable it to be converted to dual fuel operation.

Supply chain solutions manager punts automotive sector’s near-shoring strategies.

More than a third of the world’s container fleet waits for days if not weeks to be worked.

Penalties totalling more than R101 million issued against New Zealand agents.

Fears of more lockdowns in Shanghai and Beijing have raised fears of further supply chain disruptions.

Tiger Brands is exploring all options to keep the factory open beyond the 2022/23 deciduous fruit season.

Ukrainian Antonov was carrying Serbian munitions destined for Bangladesh.

The issue of regulation changes has been hanging over the industry for some time.

A USAID-supported programme aims to train and upskill 1000 women in the local sector.

A look back at last week’s top stories.