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Browse the latest circulars, regulatory updates and operational notices from Depot Kadmar International.
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02Circular No. 7/2026 – Mandatory Disinsection and Certification for Vessels Arriving from Vector-Affected Countries
Depot Circular No. 7/2026 – Mandatory Disinfection and Certification for Vessels Arriving from Countries Affected by Disease Vectors
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03Circular No. 6/2026 – Eid al-Adha Holiday Notice
Depot Kadmar International wishes everyone a blessed Eid Al-Adha and confirms 24/7 operations throughout the holiday to ensure uninterrupted logistics and supply chain services.
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04Circular No. 5/2026 – Daylight Saving Time Implementation
Egypt implements Daylight Saving Time from April 24, 2026, shifting local time forward by one hour and affecting port, Suez Canal, vessel, and inland logistics operations.
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05DEPOT Circulars No. 3 & 4/2026 – Egyptian Customs Transit Cargo Procedures
Egyptian Customs Authority issued new procedures for transit cargo, covering customs declarations, required documents, inspection, guarantees, repacking, valuation, and regulatory compliance at Egyptian ports.
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06Circular No. 2/2026 – Egypt Raises Fuel Prices
Egypt raises fuel prices effective March 10, 2026, increasing transportation and overall logistics costs.
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07Beit Logistics Safaga Launch
Golden Triangle Authority and Beit Logistics sign agreement for a new Safaga logistics center, strengthening regional trade and creating around 350 jobs.
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08EDGE Certification
Depot Kadmar International received EDGE Advanced certification under IFC’s EDGE program.
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09DEPOT KADMAR INTERNATIONAL Achieves ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 Certification
Depot KADMAR INTERNATIONAL Achieves Prestigious ISO Certifications
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10Egypt has re-raised fuel prices to link energy prices to the international markets.
Egypt has re-raised fuel prices to link energy prices to the international markets.
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11Central Bank of Egypt Moves to a Flexible Exchange Rate
The Central Bank of Egypt moved to a more flexible exchange-rate regime, allowing the pound to be priced by market supply and demand.
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