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Time Release Study to be implemented to expedite release of goods - Vimarsana News

Time Release Study to be implemented to expedite release of goods

The Custom Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority will by mid- September begin the implementation of the Time Release Study to help expedite the release of goods at the ports and designated borders. The Study, which sought to establish baseline data for trade facilitation performance measurements and future improvement of…

Ctg port takes over 11 days to release goods - Vimarsana News

Ctg port takes over 11 days to release goods

Businesses have to wait 11 days and six hours to have their cargo released after their arrival at seaports, according to the Time Release Study (TRS) 2022 of the National Board of Revenue. 

Jamaica Customs Agency commissions study on trade facilitation - Vimarsana News

Jamaica Customs Agency commissions study on trade facilitation

The Jamaica Customs Agency (JCA) has created a national working group that will embark on a Time Release Study (TRS) that will ascertain the effectiveness and the efficiency of border procedur...

Customs allays fears over port congestion amid truck ban - Vimarsana News

Customs allays fears over port congestion amid truck ban

(MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO) “The Bureau of Customs is optimistic amid the threat of port congestion in the resumption of the truck ban as the agency has been keeping the yard utilization rate within the desired level in alignment with the global standard rate which does not exceed 70 percent,” the bureau stated Tuesday.   It reported that during the period of December 1 to 13, the average yard utilization of Manila International Container Port (MICP) is at a “manageable level of 75 percent.”   After nine months, a total truck ban on six-wheelers and up from EDSA Magallanes ...

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