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Permit advice

30 Jul 2004 - by Staff reporter
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IMPORT PERMITS don’t offer complete freedom to import anything you like.
“Importers whose cargo requires import permits should note that permits are issued by the authorities to cover goods falling under one tariff item only,” a spokesman for Safcor Panalpina told FTW.

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