Customs news: latest

The airport will serve as a second major aviation gateway for the Western Cape.

From a South African perspective, the relevance and fairness come into question.

An AGL market report reveals remarkable resilience in trade despite global headwinds.

European regulators have closed a loophole that previously allowed untrained drivers to transport limited quantities of dangerous goods.

It comes as South African exporters face weaker demand and new tariff barriers in key markets.

Soaring precious metal prices and a surge in export volumes drove the boost in sentiment.

If PBS trucking is enforced, it could contribute to the country’s fiscus through higher tolls. – PoG

The level of immersion in industry issues such as AEO is indicative of internationally recognised standards.

The new terminal will specialise in the cold storage of fish and related products to meet growing demand.

A likely reason for the spike in volume handled for fruit heading to the US is front-loading.

Batteries now fall under the same transport regulations following updates to the ADR 2025 framework.

This integrated approach enabled the brand to consolidate its logistics activities under a single provider.