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
Portugal’s gross domestic product expands in 3 months
LISBON: Portugal’s gross domestic product expanded in the three months through March at a slower pace than in the fourth...
US Customs seizes marijuana worth $4.5m
TUCSON: U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Mariposa Commercial Facility in Nogales, Arizona, seized $4.5 million in marijuana...
Boosting Greek kiwi exports to South Africa
CAPE TOWN: Currently, Greece only exports processed fruit and vegetables to South Africa, while South Africa exports fresh fruit to...
CBP canine helps officers find $136k in cocaine
TUCSON: Customs and Border Protection officers using a CBP narcotics-detection canine found nearly $136,000 worth of cocaine in a Ford...
Zimbabwe increases hort exports to EU
HARARE: In 2015, the monetary value of Zimbabwe's exports to the European Union increased to over US$54 million, up from...
European car sales up
NORWAY: European carmakers recorded the highest sales volumes last month since just before the economic crisis bottomed out the market....
Innolux posts its worst Q1 loss in about four years
TAIPEI: Innolux Corp, the nation’s largest LCD panel maker, yesterday posted its deepest first-quarter loss in about four years, citing...
Saudi group keen to expand South African solar footprint
RIYADH: Located on a dead flat piece of land about an hour-and-a-half’s drive from Upington and close to the Orange...
Thailand’s bank bad loans surge in Q1
BANGKOK: Commercial banks' non-performing loans (NPLs) rose considerably in the first quarter, mainly attributed to credit cards and businesses, says...
Brazil’s soybean exports may get boost
BRASÍLIA: Brazil president Dilma Rousseff was suspended by the Brazilian Senate by 55 votes to 22, condemning her on charges...
Spain’s consumer prices fall by 1.1% in April
MADRID: Spain's consumer prices fell by 1.1 percent in April when compared with the same month last year, Spain's Statistical...
India’s April coal imports down by 15% on year
NEW DELHI: India imported 15.9 million mt of coal in April, down 15% year on year, according to a coal...
EU launches new investigation into Chinese steel products
BRUSSELS: The European Union (EU) launched a new investigation on Chinese steel products on Friday, claiming the case was subsidy-related,...
Turkey gold imports surge 92% in April
ANKARA: Imports of gold into Turkey totaled 3.2 mt in April, up 92% from March to reach the highest monthly...
Germany’s economy expands by 0.7% in Q1
BERLIN: Germany’s economy more than doubled its expansion rate in the first quarter as spending picked up, cementing its role...
Iraq to replace imports with local sunflower oil
BAGHDAD: Iraq will stop importing sunflower oil next year as domestic production is rising under a government plan to boost...
Exports fall for 17th straight month in April
NEW DELHI: Exports have been falling since December 2014 due to weak global demand and slide in oil prices. Oil...
Australia’s central bank not budging on inflation target
SYDNEY: A sudden re-evaluation of the outlook for consumer prices by the Reserve Bank of Australia has fueled debate over...
Brazil’s oil company Petrobras report Q1 loss of US$318 mln
BRASÍLIA: Petrobras is coming off a rough 2015 in which it lost $9.6 billion, its second year in the red...
India’s Reliance April oil imports down 12% on month
NEW DELHI: Reliance Industries, owner of the world's biggest refining complex, shipped in 12 percent less oil in April compared...
