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
Japanese exports fall 10% in April
TOKYO: Japanese exports fell for a seventh straight month in April, reflecting the impact of moderating global growth and a...
South Korea’s exports post 2.1% increase in this month
SEOUL: South Korea’s exports have posted a 2.1-percent increase so far this month from a year earlier, raising hopes of...
Thai gem, jewellery exports expected to grow by 10%
BANGKOK: Thai gem and jewellery exports are expected to grow by 10 per cent to US$7.89 billion (Bt278 billion) this...
Iraq exports 20,000 cm shipments of gas condensates
BAGHDAD: Iraq has exported a 20,000 cubic metre shipment of gas condensates, its third since March, from southern ports, the...
Venezuela oil price up for 6th straight week
CARACAS: The price Venezuela receives for its mix of medium and heavy oil rose for a sixth consecutive week as...
SAS cancels flights after aircraft inspections
COPENHAGEN: A technical inspection of landing gear parts on Bombardier CRJ900 aircraft flown by SAS subsidiary Cimber air has temporarily...
India’s mango exports face threat of ban
NEW DELHI: Exports of mangoes from India are under severe threat due higher pesticide residues than the prescribed limit by...
Late burst of EU wheat exports set to rein in stocks
BRUSSELS: Cheap wheat supplies in the European Union are attracting brisk export demand at the end of the 2015/16 season,...
Thailand April exports grow 0.9%
BANGKOK: Thailand April exports grew 0.9 pct, post eight consecutive years of decline. However, the surge was partly restricted due...
Norway opens new Arctic zones to oil exploration
OSLO: Norway awarded Arctic drilling licences to 13 oil companies on Wednesday, including in a hitherto unexplored part of the...
Banks book robust growth in resources
MANILA: Philippine banks booked a double-digit growth in total resources in the first quarter amid external challenges arising from the...
Report: Greece set for 11 billion euros in loans once review over
ATHENS: Greece’s European creditors are preparing to disburse 11 billion euros from the third bailout program once the current review...
Some 208 million parcels were delivered in the Netherlands last year
AMSTERDAM: The increasing popularity of online shopping helped drive up parcel deliveries in the Netherlands by 11% last year. In...
Iraq promises to remove Iran import ban
BAGHDAD: Iraq has promised to remove the ban placed on Iranian cement imports, according to Adolreza Sheikhan, secretary of Iran's...
Iraq bans import of poultry products from Italy, Missouri
BAGHDAD: Iraq has extended a ban on live and frozen poultry product imports to include Italy and the U.S. state...
Zimbabwe’s cement producers want tariffs on imports
HARARE: Reuters are reporting that Zimbabwe's cement producers want the government to impose tariffs on imports, including from Nigeria's Dangote...
Ghani arrives in Tehran to sign Chabahar port agreement
KABUL: President Ashraf Ghani arrived in Tehran on Monday to sign a trilateral agreement on the Chabahar port with Iranian...
Barcelona agree ‘world record kit deal’
MADRID: Barcelona agreed a “long-term” contract extension with American sportswear giants Nike on Saturday, which will reportedly see the Catalan...
Indonesia, Russia business ties hit new high
JAKARTA: Business partnership between Indonesia and Russia marks a new high with companies from both countries on track to seal...
Chicken imports pressure SA’s poultry industry
JOHANNESBURG: Cheap poultry imports and rising feed costs due to the drought have put the South African poultry industry under...
