Customs news: latest

If these bottom-line bugbears aren't addressed, South Africa’s flourishing citrus industry – a world leader to be sure – could be in peril.

Delta is requesting that the non-stop service have seasonal flexibility to tailor capacity to demand during off-peak periods.

“Providing services through online portals is supposed to reduce costs, not increase them,” says Andrea van Heerden, Outa.

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana may provide confirmation or denial that government is considering buying the Sapref oil refinery.

Second-in-charge under Uggla will be Marc Engel, Maersk’s new vice-chair, who has served on the carrier’s board of directors since 2019.

Some vehicle dealership customers turned to social media to express their disappointment.

The National Development Plan advocates for investment in an energy sector that is economically inclusive and environmentally sustainable.

Earlier this week the Tanzania Zambia Railway service was disrupted when flooding washed away track-supporting culverts for the Tazara line.

Iata’s industry goal is to achieve 100% eAWBs by the end of 2022.

The General Fuel Levy is R3.93 per litre and the RAF levy R2.18 per litre. Combined they add R6.11 to every litre of petrol and diesel sold in SA.

The new Chinese lemon protocol, under negotiation since 2015, was an important agreement because it opened up major export opportunities for lemons.