International Customs
Pakistan’s first in-depth newspaper that presents balanced news reports, analysis and reviews regarding Customs, Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and Sales/Income Tax Departments beside covering import and export sectors comprehensively. Up-to-the-minute news bulletins regarding Customs and FBR departments are also displayed regularly on both website and face book for the interest of common people
Davies seeks free trade deal for Africa
JOHANNESBURG: South Africa had prioritised signing free trade agreements with other African countries as part of a wider agenda to...
Egypt plans to import up to 120 cargos of LNG in 2017
CAIRO: Egypt aims to import between 110 and 120 cargos of liquefied natural gas in 2017, the state-owned Egyptian Natural...
Export of Iran’s LPG soars
TEHRAN: An official has announced that exports volume of Iranian Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) hit 80 thousand tons in the...
Imports into Zimbabwe decline 12%
HARARE: Total imports into Zimbabwe in the five months to May amounted to $2.07 billion, a decline of 12% compared...
Vietnam steel imports increase in May
HCM CITY: Steel demand in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Việt Nam are expected to maintain a growth rate...
Britain to resume rice imports from Fukushima
LONDON: Britain is set to become the first European Union (EU) country to resume rice imports from Fukushima prefecture in...
Korea’s rebar imports from China jump 160% in May
SEOUL: South Korea's imports of Chinese rebar jumped nearly 160 percent in May from a year earlier on strong demand...
India gold imports plummet for fourth consecutive month in May
MUMBAI: India gold imports plummeted for the fourth consecutive month in May by nearly 40% to $1.47 billion, which is...
Brazil’s fertiliser imports from Arab region up 69%
BRASÍLIA: The Arab region has witnessed an unprecedented rise in fertiliser exports to Brazil during the first four months of...
Nigeria: Customs set to resist smugglers’ attacks at border posts
ABUJA: The Customs Area Controller, Ogun Area Command, Comptroller Waindu Multafu, has warned that any attempt by smugglers to obstruct...
Danish companies among the top places in Europe to work
COPENHAGEN: According to the global research and consulting organisation Great Place to Work Institute, a number of companies in Denmark...
EU beef exports on the rise
OSLO: Exports were up eight per cent on the year earlier to 41,600 tonnes, according to AHDB and EU exports...
EU finalises lifting ban on Sri Lanka’s fish exports
BRUSSELS: The European Union has finally lifted the ban imposed on Colombo's seafood exports with immediate effect. The Government Information...
Greece could lift capital controls by end of year, says bank association head
ATHENS: Greece could lift most or all capital controls imposed at the height of the eurozone crisis by the end...
Spain’s house prices continue to rise
MADRID: House prices rose by 0.1% in April compared to last year, property appraisal firm Tinsa has revealed. It is...
Indonesian foreign debt climbs, long-term debt dominates
JAKARTA: Indonesia’s foreign debt has climbed by 6.3 percent year-on-year (yoy) in April 2016 to US$319 billion, as public-sector debt...
Milaha to buy Qatar Petroleum stake in Al Shaheen
DOHA: Qatar Navigation (Milaha) has reached a preliminary agreement to buy Qatar Petroleum's stake in oilfield services firm Al Shaheen...
Dubai group buys majority stake in Kuwait’s Americana
KUWAIT: A Dubai-based investor group led by Emaar Properties chairman Mohamed Al-Abbar has agreed to purchase a majority stake in...
Malaysian Customs seizes RM2 million worth of narcotics from Johor drug lab
ALOR STAR: The Royal Malaysian Customs Department seized RM2.17mil worth of drugs at a house in Taman Seri Jaya, Ledang...
Hong Kong Customs seizes suspected cannabis and suspected diazepam
HONG KONG: Hong Kong Customs yesterday seized 1.04 kilogrammes of suspected cannabis at Lok Ma Chau Spur Line Control Point...
