Customs news: latest

Despite rising input costs the outlook for agriculture remains positive.

RFA CE Gavin Kelly warns that transport companies face closure because of threat to running costs.

There are currently high numbers of containers in the supply chain due to congestion-related delays.

“It could have had catastrophic consequences.” – Pieter Kwakernaak, operations director.

Farm unions may seek legal advice regarding government’s lack of action.

Allianz report suggests that average age in service is too high.

Jacob Pretorius cut his teeth in the business from the ground up.

There is no requirement in the transport laws declaring it illegal to drive with an expired licence card.

Allowing exports through the Port of Odessa could bring relief.

Wages are set to rise from January 1, 2023.

A hydrogen economy, powered by renewables, could meet demand for world’s energy needs by 2050.

Factories will need to replenish inventories and do a cold restart.