For businesses involved in frequent import and export activities, partnering with an experienced clearing and forwarding agent is essential.

Navigating the export landscape from South Africa poses significant challenges for companies looking to expand beyond borders.

The foundation of success in clearing and forwarding is the ability to offer customers a comprehensive service based on in-depth knowledge of the regulatory environment.

When it comes to clearing and freight forwarding delivery to the supply chain, decisions informed by experience together with how efficiently regulatory and procedural compliance are executed by a Logistics partner, determine how much of a cost saving can be secured.

The maritime industry is facing great changes entailing a radical transformation to remain fully compliant with latest IMO requirements. Vessels may only use marine fuel (LSFO) with a maximum sulphur content of 0.5 percent, as opposed to the current capping of 3.5 percent from January 2020. The IMO 2020 regulation is so far the largest […]

The Carbon Tax will be administered by the Customs and Excise Division. The first phase of Carbon Tax implementation will be from 1 June 2019 to 31 December 2022

Burning of Trucks on N3 Between Durban & Johannesburg are causing major problems for both Transporter and Cargo owners The N3 from Durban to Johannesburg has become an extremely dangerous route for drivers of Containe