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Crisis looms, as freight forwarders prepare to decide on peace disruption

Crisis now looms in the nation’s maritime industry as freight forwarders slate a crucial meeting for Tuesday to decide when the group may embark on a...

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India: Ship recycling industry rejoice after import duty cut

The ship breaking and recycling industry in Gujarat is rejoicing following the Centre’s decision to reduce the import duty on ships imported for breaking by from...

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Law makers, govt disagree over tariff hike on rice products

The last may still be far from being heard about rice import and the wisdom behind the increase in the tariff on the imported item from...

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NIMASA: Stakeholders dub tabloid editorials as ‘hand of Esau’.

…task agency to dissociate itself from the editorial. Stakeholders may have begun to read meanings into a June editorial of a freight and energy tabloid which...

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Manufacturers’ cargoes trapped at Lagos ports

Some manufacturing firms are finding it tough at the Lagos ports. Their goods have been trapped because of the traffic gridlock on Oshodi-Apapa Expressway and the...

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Maritime stakeholders honour the Doyen, as Sarumi clocks 70 years

Ehe nation’s Maritime stakeholders on Monday, assembled at the Eko Hotel, Lagos to honour the master mind of the country’s most successful privatization / concession program,...

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No going back on Abia airport, seaport projects – Commissioner

Abia State Government has said that contrary go speculations, it has not backed out on the airport and seaport projects it recently embarked upon. Commissioner for...

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WCO 2014 council sessions conclude in Brussels

The Council of the World Customs Organisation (WCO) held its 2014 session at the organisation’s headquarters in Brussels last week with discussions focusing on, among other...

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Crisis looms, as freight forwarders prepare to decide on peace disruption

India: Ship recycling industry rejoice after import duty cut

Law makers, govt disagree over tariff hike on rice products

NIMASA: Stakeholders dub tabloid editorials as ‘hand of Esau’.

Manufacturers’ cargoes trapped at Lagos ports

Maritime stakeholders honour the Doyen, as Sarumi clocks 70 years

No going back on Abia airport, seaport projects – Commissioner

WCO 2014 council sessions conclude in Brussels

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