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View all search resultsBali export services closed Oct. 1 to 3
"They will handle the customers' needs to the best of their abilities
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"They will handle the customers' needs to the best of their abilities."
He hoped that this would help facilitate the flow of exports and imports from and into Bali during the holidays. "Because if the services are not available, exporters will strongly complain."
He said on ordinary days his office processes an average of 200 export documents each day. "During the holidays the number of export documents to be processed will likely drop by half."
Bali exports, consisting of handicrafts and agricultural products, are shipped mainly to the United States, Japan, European Union and Australia, he said. -- JP
