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The Ministry of Industry hoped that new regulation on import trade in electronic products could create opportunities for domestic manufacturers.

JAKARTA: New import restrictions are roiling supply chains and causing concern among companies including foreign investors in the automotive and electronic industries, who are warning of stockouts and temporary production stoppages.

As Finns resume international travel post-pandemic, alcohol imports have surged, prompting concerns from various sectors about significant revenue losses due to the countrys high alcohol tax rates. The Finnish Hospitality Association (MaRa), Service Union United (PAM), the Federation of the Brewing and Soft Drinks Industry, the Finnish Grocery Trade Association (PTY), and the Finnish Alcohol Retail Association are urging the government to exercise restraint in making decisions on alcohol tax pol...

The court’s decision now compels the Zanzibar Liquor Control Board (ZLCB) to grant QMB their previously denied license and return any seized containers and their sale proceeds.

Some 7,000 Finnish employees will return to work today, following a four-week political strike that disrupted the handling of goods at ports, transport of goods and process industries.

Unguja. The High Court in Zanzibar has struck down a key provision in the Liquor Control Act (LCA), calling it unconstitutional. The law, enacted in 2020, limited the number of companies allowed...

The Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority (BERA) has given 14 majority citizen firms a six-month grace period to continue importing fuel while they apply for substantive licences, as the shake-up in the industry takes effect.

Nigeria is expected to receive a $1 billion loan from the African Export-Import Bank next month.

The recent appreciation of the Kenya shilling has caused losses to some speculators