Customs news: latest

Pricing strategies compensated for normalisation of e-commerce volumes.

Twice-weekly consolidations out of Hong Kong.

Omicron in Asia, the Russia-Ukraine war, and a challenging operating backdrop have been cited as contributing factors.

Logistics firms are using artificial intelligence and online tracking to pinpoint risks.

A look back at last week’s top stories.

The issue at stake is the removal of tariffs to drive down prices vs tariff protection for local producers and value-chain participants.

There is a need to develop smart borders – Lesley Mpofu, Trans-Kalahari Corridor Secretariat executive.

The wage grievances of the workers in Rustenburg deserve the attention of all stakeholders – Cyril Ramaphosa.

Consumers who shopped up a storm during lockdown have changed their spending habits.

Four provinces have been identified as problem areas for the disease.

Law enforcement to crack down on drivers without a valid licence or evidence of renewal.

Vessels are opting to refuel locally in Guangzhou or Zhoushan.