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
Barclays Africa enters Kenya life insurance market
NAIROBI: Barclays Africa Group Limited has formally entered the Kenyan life insurance market with the launch of Barclays Life Assurance...
Kenya buys over 680,000 tonnes oil products from May to July
NAIROBI: Kenya’s oil importers have bought over 680,000 tonnes of oil products for delivery over May to July, about 20...
Kenya’s growing appetite for imports widens trade deficit
NAIROBI: Kenya's trade deficit continues to widen owing to a large import bill dampening the prospect of East Africa's largest...
Zimra’s net collections fall 6% in first quarter
HARARE: Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) net collections for the first quarter of 2015 fell by 6% after the revenue authority...
Brazil-US Business Council to discuss policy priorities to improve trade ties
WASHINGTON: The U.S. Chamber of Commerce-affiliated Brazil-U.S. Business Council, along with U.S. Chamber Executive Vice President and Head of International...
Visit of METI Minister reaffirms India-Japan investment promotion patnership
NEW DELHI: There is little doubt that in the 21st century India-Japan relationship will perhaps be one of the most...
US asks Canada to open up agriculture if want to be part of 12-country free-trade deal
WASHINGTON: Canada must open up its agriculture sector if it wants to be part of a major, 12-country, free-trade deal,...
Argentine ports shut down for 2nd day by unions’ wage strike
BUENOS AIRES: Argentina's grains hub of Rosario was paralyzed by the second day of pay strikes by unions representing stevedores...
Lower grain prices reduce Argentina’s agricultural exports
BUENOS AIRES: The drop in soy bean prices has tightened up Central Bank’s foreign currency reserves. Sales abroad during soy...
Colombian firm implementing 150 initiatives to cut coal costs
BOGOTÁ: Joint venture Cerrejon, Colombia’s biggest coal miner, does not plan to raise output with prices near 10-year lows, Chief...
US House Republicans to ban new flights, cruise ship travel to Cuba
HAVANA: Legislation introduced by House Republicans would block new flights and cruise ship travel to Cuba, a stark reversal from...
US customs reveals number of Cubans arriving to Laredo
LAREDO: For a long time, Cubans who are able to make it out of their country have been able to...
MMIF completes investment to fund organic growth in Mexico
MEXICO CITY: Macquarie Mexican Infrastructure Trust I (MMIT I) (BMV:FIMMCK) today announced that Macquarie Mexican Infrastructure Fund (comprising MMIT I...
Things US mostly imports
WASHINGTON: It can get pretty cold in Wisconsin. That’s probably why the state’s number one import is sweaters and pullovers....
Canada customs arrests Sydney man after unexpected flight diversion
OTTAWA: A Sydney man was arrested in Enfield earlier this week after an unexpected flight diversion brought him through Canadian...
Canadian customs warns travelers not to import poultry products
OTTAWA: The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is reminding travelers crossing the U.S./Canada border that it is now prohibited to...
Drug war reduces murders in Mexico: report
MEXICO CITY: Murders in Mexico fell for a third straight year in 2014 — the most pronounced declines occurring along...
Zambia to sell maize grains to hunger-stricken Zimbabwe
HARARE: Zambia has planned to sell maize grains to Zimbabwe following drought incident that devastated their farm crops. TheZambia Agriculture...
Japan’s JAL fiscal-year net profit sinks 10.3% to 149 billion yen
TOKYO: Japanese carrier ANA said its annual net profit more than doubled on robust international business, but rival Japan Airlines...
S Korea’s business sentiment rises to one-year high
SEOUL: Confidence among South Korean businesses rose to the highest in a year, keeping an upward trend for three straight...
