Shipping and Logistics Blog in Nigeria
Beyond importing cargoes faster, safer and at a lower cost, a thorough understanding of import requirements in a country like Nigeria is a lot more affordable than the cost of damage control, when and...
“Hinged on estimated market size of $ 3 trillion, the African Continental Free Trade Agreement is about the largest free trade agreement in history.” (World Economic Forum) After more than a year of...
Since the demand for airfreight logistics remains justifiably high, carriers, Forwarders, and consignees across the globe are showing commitment to applicable safety and quality standards. While airfreight (like the many other modes of...
Harmonization Systems (HS) Codes contain classified numbers through which specific products or import/export-bound items defined for easy identification by Nigerian Customs, giving room for accurate classification of identified items, so that the appropriate...
While a strong network of global Consolidators and Deconsolidators is considered as one of the greatest keys to success in the logistics of LCL Consolidation, finding the right destination partners at strategic global hubs...
Technology-enabled automation is presently known to be a key driver of process efficiency, accuracy, transparency, and credibility. It’s in view of this fact that the Federal Government has given a nod for the...
“Cost-efficiency, Consistency of quality delivery, expertise and timeliness are some of the key criteria for selecting a marine logistics provider/agent or partner across the world.” (Kanayo Nnamani) Marine Logistics entails the movement...
“They that ask for heavy rain must prepare for it with shelters, umbrellas, sandbags and make sure that drainages are cleared of potential blockages” High trade volume is a key...
Cutting cost, expertise, industry knowledge, firm awareness of market trends and dynamics are some of the many reasons airliners consider before appointing Cargo Sales Agents to represent them in any location of interest....
While it is common knowledge among experts and many industry stalwarts that the importation of project-bound equipment worth over $100,000 into the shores of Nigeria require Temporary Import Permit, the risk of not...
