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Chinese customs data reveals a surge in seafood trade, with imports of Norwegian salmon reaching an unprecedented volume this month amid strong consumer demand.

A new EU customs fee has led to a significant 76% drop in low-value online purchases arriving in Finland from outside the bloc, according to Finnish Customs data for July.

China's exports experienced a sharp decline in March, according to customs data released on Tuesday. This downturn signals the impact of the Middle East conflict and the lingering effects of last year's surge in shipments ahead of anticipated new US tariffs.

Whenever South African officials meet their Chinese counterparts to talk trade, the issue of the imbalance in China’s favour is almost certainly raised. But a discrepancy in the data from the two sides makes it hard to assess the trade gap. The latest Chinese customs data suggests that South Africa actually holds a surplus – exporting more to the world’s second-largest economy than it receives in return. According to the numbers from Beijing, China recorded US$30.58 billion in imports from So...

State customs data reveals that Azerbaijan's copper ore and concentrate exports surged to $151.9 million between January and July, marking a significant rise in both value and physical volume.

China's customs data shows robust economic activity in July, with exports increasing by 23.9% and imports by 27.5% year-on-year.

Customs data across North America indicates increasing tariff pressure, particularly impacting the border regions with Mexico.

Customs data from Wuhan, China, indicates that international students comprise over half of the HIV infections identified among individuals entering the city's port in recent years, though the overall number of cases remains low.

Nigeria recorded a significant surge in exports during the first quarter of 2026, with new customs data showing a 38.68% rise in non-oil trade and strong revenue growth.

China’s surge in crude imports early this year has strengthened its stockpiles against a backdrop of rising Middle East tensions and global supply risks. China imported 96.93 million tonnes of crude in January and February, up 15.8 per cent from the same period in 2025, according to customs data released on Tuesday. The value of those imports, meanwhile, fell 5.2 per cent from last year in US dollar terms. “China was accumulating oil and gas stockpiles [earlier this year], with the market...