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
Taiwan foreign exchange reserves hit by $431.60bn
TAIPEI: Foreign-exchange reserves in the nation reached US$431.60 billion at the end of last month, an increase of US$2.78 billion...
EU dairy exports increase for January
WASHINGTON: The latest data from the EU milk market observatory shows strong export growth for EU butter and cheese to...
QNB posts Q1 profit at QR2.9bn; assets grow by 9.7%
DOHA: QNB Group, the largest lender in the Middle East and Africa, has posted a net profit of QR2.9bn ($787m)...
Iran’s exports to US increase by six times
TEHRAN: Iran’s media reported on Thursday that the country’s exports to the United States increased six times over a period...
Customs intercepts liquor from ruling family member
KUWAIT: Sources at Kuwait airport said a ruling family member arrived from a Gulf country and entered the VIP hall...
Japan to import 51,100 tons feed wheat, barley via tender
TOKYO: Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture said it would import 27,370 tonnes of feed-quality wheat, and 23,730 tonnes of barley for...
Hong Kong Customs investigates suspected unfair trade practices in sale of beauty services
HONG KONG:The Customs and Excise Department (C&ED) earlier received complaints from members of the public against staff members of two...
Coal import bill drops by Rs 28,000 cr in FY16
NEW DELHI: Helped by a record coal production by the world’s largest coal miner Coal India Ltd (CIL), India reduced...
US Customs’s agriculture specialists intercept rare “First in Nation” pest in cut flowers
PROGRESO: Agriculture specialists with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Field Operations (OFO) at the Progreso International Bridge import...
Japan to import record volume of kiwi fruit in 2016
TOKYO: Japan is expected to import a record volume of kiwi fruit in fiscal 2016, with shipments from New Zealand...
More than 100 illegal immigrants apprehended by Rio Grande Valley Agents
RIO GRANDE CITY: Rio Grande City Border Patrol Agents apprehended 102 undocumented aliens on Tuesday. Immigrants apprehended by Rio Grande...
Brazil announces second set of port concessions
BRASÍLIA: Brazil’s passionate Ports Minister Helder Barbalho announced that the recently delayed second tranche of port privatizations valued at more...
Ukraine mulls ban on oil product imports from Russia
KIEV: Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk on Wednesday has instructed his government to consider imposing a ban on oil products...
German industrial output falls in Feb
BERLIN: German industrial output fell in February, following a downwardly revised increase in the previous month, official data showed on...
EU invests to increase links between French, Spanish gas systems
BRUSSELS: Over five million euros (5.7 million U.S. dollars) in infrastructure to increase links between French and Spanish gas systems...
Indonesia targets to create 2.5 mln jobs annually
JAKARTA: The Indonesian government has announced it would create about 2.5 million jobs every year as the country's economic outlook...
Unemployment drops to 6.5% in Feb
WASHINGTON: Island County unemployment, which measures only joblessness in Oak Harbor, dropped to 6.5 percent, or 2,130 people, in February,...
Taiwan’s CPI inflation likely slow in March
TAIPEI: In February, Taiwan’s CPI inflation had accelerated on back of a temporary surge in vegetable prices. However, CPI is...
GPA’s revenues, expenses drop significantly in 2015
WASHINGTON: GPA's revenues decreased from FY 14 by $66.4 million, due to a 41 percent drop in the LEAC rate....
Semiconductor revenues fall to $334bn
WASHINGTON: Chip industry revenues were 1.9% down on 2014 at $334 billion last year, according to Gartner, in contrast to...
