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
Synlait Milk profit halves for July year to $10.6m in New Zealand
WELLINGTON: Canterbury dairy company Synlait Milk has almost halved its net profit for the July year to $10.6 million, driven...
Japanese trade delegation in Iran to discuss trade cooperation
TEHRAN: A trade delegation, led by Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) Chairman Hiroyuki Ishige, is scheduled to visit Iran on...
S. African revenue officials confiscate R78m banknote in Dubai flight
CAPE TOWN: SA Revenue Service officials confiscated about R78 million in banknote from five individuals travelling to Dubai. The five...
New Zealand shares gains, as investor’s healthcare stocks
WELLINGTON: New Zealand shares have gained, as investors sought defensive healthcare stocks. The S&P/NZX 50 Index advanced 13.27 points, or...
Oman Police intercept 1570 smuggled bundles of khat from boat
MUSCAT: The ROP had been tipped that there was a smuggling consignment incoming from the sea in Wilayat Mirbat. The...
Italian cheese exports rise 8% in H1 of 2015
ROME: Exports of Italian cheese and dairy products rose by 8 percent in the first half of 2015, due to...
Rentokil says pest revenue declines by $1.7b in Australia
CANBERRA: Rentokil has released its own research into the threats and impacts of pests to businesses across Australia. The report...
Indian DRI seizes 30kg gold in Kolkata
NEW DELHI: Indian revenue intelligence officials stopped a vehicle at Kolkata's Mohammed Ali Park and seized 30 gold bars late...
‘Indian cattle traders smuggling cows to Bangladesh amid meat ban’
NEW DELHI: A number of Indian cattle traders are reportedly entering Bangladesh by illegally crossing border in Kurigram on the...
Bangladesh Customs seizes 36 gold bars from passenger at airport
DHAKA: Bangladesh custom officials have arrested a man carrying 36 gold bars at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka....
Australia’s TPG profit lifts nearly 14 % to $554.4m
CANBERRA: A slowdown in broadband subscriber growth has failed to dent TPG Telecom's profits. TPG, Australia's second biggest fixed-line internet...
Norwegian trade mission lands in Kenya
OSLO: Monica Maeland, Norwegian Minister of Trade & Industry, was accompanied by more than 50 Norwegian CEOs and business representatives....
Chittagong Customs seizes Indian currency container at Port
CHITTAGONG: Customs Intelligence and Investigation Directorate officials seize a container carrying Indian currency at Chittagong port. Star file photo. Customs...
Indian Customs arrests newly married couple in gold smuggling case
NEW DELHI: Smuggling syndicates are luring newly married couples to sneak gold into the country as part of a new...
Australian Oil Company increases sales revenue by $1,000
CANBERRA: Australian Oil Company has increased its daily sales revenue by $1,000 after the operator of its Rancho-Capay Gas Field...
Australia signs major free trade agreements with Japan, S.Korea and China
CANBERRA: In the past 18 months, Australia has signed major free trade agreements (FTAs) with Japan, South Korea and China....
Nepal factories cut production by 50% due to lack of raw material
KATHMANDU: Factories based at the Hetauda Industrial Estate have not been able to operate at full capacity as deliveries of...
Indonesia’s growth estimates to reach 4.8% in 2015: analyst
JAKARTA: Given the ongoing crisis in global economy and the decreasing value of the nation's exchange rate against the U.S....
Nepal Oil Corporation consider issuing licenses to new gas station
KATHMANDU: State-owned Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) is considering issuing licenses to new gas station operators in the Kathmandu Valley after...
Vietnam expects YOY growth of 10 % in export of timber in 2015
HANOI: Viet Nam expects a year-on-year growth of 10 per cent in export of timber and timber products this year,...
