Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) participated in the 4th edition of the Trade Fair and Expo held at the forecourt of the Takoradi Mall from Friday 23rd December 2022 to Sunday 1st January 2023. This formed part of the GSA’s plan to reach a wider audience
Shippers’ Sensitized on FDA Requirements
As part of measures to streamline and improve the shipping and logistics sector, shippers in the Ashanti Region have been sensitized on the requirements for the import and export of
New rates for Freight Forwarders set to take effect Jan. 2023
In accordance with the Ghana Shippers’ Authority Regulation, 2012, (L.1.2190) which mandates the Authority to negotiate charges of Shipping Service Providers on behalf of shippers, the GSA has successfully engaged
VRSC Impressed with GSA’s Handling of Aflao Weighbridge Dispute
The Volta Regional Shipper Committee (VRSC) – a body of stakeholders in the shipping and logistics sector – has commended the Ghana Shippers Authority (GSA) for its swift intervention in the disagreements
Ghana Shippers’ Authority and NIC urge Importers to Comply with the Local Insurance Act.
Shippers have been urged to adhere to the Insurance Act, 2021 (Act 1061) which mandates that, with the express exception of personal belongings, all goods being imported into Ghana must
CILT PAYS COURTESY CALL ON THE GHANA SHIPPERS’ AUTHORITY
The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport (CILT) paid a working visit to the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) at its Takoradi Branch in the Western region. The delegation from CILT
Ghana Shippers’ Authority to Promote Facilitation of International Trade through Compliance with International Standards
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) has entreated Cross Border Traders in the northern part of the country to adhere strictly to the ban on the export of some grains from
Ghana Shippers’ Authority and the Burkina Faso Shippers’ Council intensify Efforts to Improve the Declining Rate of Transit Trade.
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) has reiterated its commitment to intensify collaboration with the Burkina Faso Shippers’ Council (CBC) to improve the declining rate of Transit Trade between the two
Port Transport Unions Sensitized on the Transportation of Dangerous Cargo
As part of efforts to ensure safety along Ghana’s transit corridors and also improve transit trade, the Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) has sensitized members of the Joint Association of Port
Transit Trade Declines by Over 25% in First three Quarters of 2022
Data from the State Insurance Company (SIC) has revealed a 25.7 percent decline in transit trade from the first quarter to the third quarter of 2022. This was made known
