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Optimism despite a slow start to citrus exports

AT the end of June 2023, the volume of citrus handled at Durban Container Terminals was marginally lower than those of the same period...

AGOA expulsion could lead to rocketing chicken prices

SOUTH Africa’s chicken supply and its crucial import industry are already in a tenuous position as a result of the global bird flu outbreak....

SA monthly auto sales positive, but operations facing multiple headwinds

AN unprecedented operational environment is now redefining the performance of the automotive industry, with record high externalities for decades. These ongoing negative domestic and...

Allegations of corruption under investigation at Richards Bay Port Terminals

TRANSNET Port Terminals said on Friday, June 2, that it had recently been alerted to alleged corrupt activities taking place in coal truck queues...

Congestion-busting interventions in place at Richards Bay Port terminal and precinct

AFTER several delays, progress is being made in dealing with structural damage that crippled some operations at the Richards Bay Port terminal as a...

SA’s largest poultry source hit by flu outbreak – what happens next?

ALARM bells are sounding for South Africa’s chicken supplies, as Brazil – the country’s top source of imported chicken – has detected two cases...

Adjusted rule has sped up truck turnaround at Durban’s container terminal

TRANSNET Port Terminals (TPT) has hailed the introduction of the adjusted free import storage rule seven months ago at the Durban Container Terminals as...

Overcoming supply chain challenges can increase Africa’s fresh produce exports to the world

OVER the past ten years, there has been a gradual transformation of African farming practices to enhance the focus on Africa’s export capacity. The...

Singapore warehouse spearheads logistics company’s expansion into Asia

SEABOURNE Logistics has further expanded its global warehouse network, with the addition of a new facility in Singapore. The company's latest 2000 sqm warehouse...

Clients can track their orders as in-transit times reduce

THIS year Vesconite Bearings introduced additional notifications to help clients better track their orders. When an order is despatched, clients, together with the store...

Conference is an opportunity to learn from the best

The prevailing business environment is more volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA) than ever before, and today’s consumers are more demanding and unpredictable. To keep...

Biggest ever

THE world’s largest roll-on roll off (RORO) vessel, MV Salome, carried a consignment of 644 fully-built units, some of which were imports and some...

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Third time lucky: Transnet re-issues RFP for DCT’s North Quay upgrade

TRANSNET National Ports Authority has issued a Request for Proposals for a contractor to reconstruct, deepen and lengthen berths at Durban Container Terminal’s (DCT)...

‘Smart’ all-season tyres to launch next year

SUMITOMO Rubber Industries (SRI), the Japan-based parent company of Sumitomo Rubber South Africa, which manufactures Dunlop tyres, will release next-generation all-season tyres in late...

Gas specialist announces new GM

The Board of Air Products South Africa is pleased to announce that effective February 1, 2024, Charles Dos Santos will succeed Rob Richardson as...

SEIFSA questions support for the Steel Master Plan as the industry faces disintegration and collapse

OPINION | THE steel industry is the backbone of any economy, it forms the foundation of any modern economy and is essential to every...