Month: July 2019

  Customs agents have called on the federal government to ban Plant Quarantine Service from the ports as its operations constitute a clog to the […]

Over 18,000 cultural goods including archaeological items, furniture, coins, paintings, musical instruments and sculptures have been seized by customs and other law enforcement authorities from […]

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has started the preparation for the implementation of the HS amendments in its common external tariff following […]

The biopharma industry loses approximately $35 billion annually as a result of failures in temperature-controlled logistics, according to IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science. The […]

Lufthansa Cargo’s profits declined in the first half of this year, a report from the company reveals. First-half year adjusted earnings before interest and taxes […]

MSC Gulsun, the world’s largest containership, called at Malaysia’s Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) on July 27 during its maiden voyage. PTP, a joint venture […]

Nigeria has called for a robust and effective Pan African Quality Policy to drive the attainment of Africa’s development goals which are closely aligned with […]

The European Commission (EC) has approved an extension of three amendments to the Dutch tonnage tax regime until December 31, 2028. Originally approved in 2009 […]

The Panama Canal and UN Environment have signed a cooperation agreement to join efforts on sustainable development and combating climate change. The deal includes the […]

A technical audit carried out by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) on Air Peace and its aircraft fleet has found the airline airworthy. NCAA […]