The members of Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders engaged with the Ghana Revenue Authority Customs Division, to brainstorm industry challenges to improve seamless operations amongst the two sister institutions. The meeting ended on a successful note and with great positivity looking into the future.
The Ghana Institute of Freight and Forwarders Academy held a proficiency training in the Elubo District for its members. The training aimed at equipping participants with essential skills and knowledge to enhance their professional development and career. The training covered areas in Logistics, Freight Forwarding, Customs regulations, Warehousing and Storage. The training featured interactive sessions […]
The Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders has welcomed a decision by the Ghana Standards Authority to halt the increment of fees and charges at the various ports. In December 2020, the Ghana Standards Authority announced that the charge of clearing goods at the ports will increase by 20 percent beginning January 2021. This formed part […]
Ghana stands to lose more than GHS802 million in three years, if the Customs Amendment Act, 2020, which bans the importation of accident cars, is implemented, Mr Clifford Ansu, General Secretary of the Automobile Dealers Union of Ghana (ADUG) has told Valentina Ofori-Afriyie on Class91.3FM’s ‘The Manifesto’ segment of the radio station’s news analysis programme […]