Customs news: latest

“It has to be done, otherwise the list of approved orchards will not be signed off by the Chinese.” – Justin Chadwick, CGA.

The All Truck Drivers Forum has confirmed that the protest is about the hiring of foreign nationals in the logistics sector.

The President has urged businesses to make use of tax incentives to hire young people.

Extra decks had been added to upscale the cargo capacity of the decommissioned roll-on roll-off carrier.

Four borders will be turned into 24-hour operations to speed up road freight.

Logistics firms have shown remarkable resilience, despite the pandemic, civil unrest, floods and war, says the RFA.

The minister has highlighted challenges facing the sector and government’s interventions to implement new regulations.

A look back at last week’s top stories.

South Africa is the most unsafe country in the world to drive in but telematics technology can fill the gap created by inadequate law enforcement.

It includes preparing students for ‘black swan’ events such as Covid-19 and their disruptive impact on global supply chain.

Costs could run into the thousands after Sars seizes FCL goods.

A Durban-based shipyard has announced that it will supply the ‘revolutionary’ German-designed maritime barge.