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ANL General Rate Increases, Cancellation Charges for Bookings and COVID Isolation Rules
Features Ending Unfair Detention Fee, Capacity Squeezing Issues and Supply Chain Turbulence
The MUA has begun a series of work stoppages at Patrick Sydney and, with further action planned for the rest of the month.
Featuring PIL's Southbound Rate Restoration, Air Cargo Up 12% Compared to Pre-COVID Levels and Port Botany Fight 'Delaying Imports'
Additional "Protected Industrial Action (PIA)" by the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) has just been announced.
The congestion at Yantian Port due to COVID has already surpassed the volume of boxes held up in March at the Suez Canal.
The Australian Governemnt is implementing urgent actions to address the risk of Khapra Beetle entering Australia.
Please find below advice regarding the planned upcoming industrial action at VICT commencing on Friday 11th June to the 16th of June.
The situation continues to deteriorate as more positive COVID cases have been confirmed in Shenzhen.
Featuring GRI & Rate Restorations and BSMB conclusion.
Analysis by project44 shows that the 2M alliance of Maersk and MSC is omitting 45% of Port Calls.
MSC has advised to customers that a GRI will be implemented for all cargo originating from Australia and NZ.
MSC has advised to customers that a rate restoration will be implemented for most southbound freight.
ANL has implemented a rate restorative program effective from 1st June 2021.
Features Australian Quarantine Khapra Beetle measures, FTA with Israel and More
Increasing demand for shipping services to Australia in recent months is causing space issues.
DP World and Patrick have issued the following notices concerning Stop Work Meetings.
ABF have just released their most recent brochure regarding the Trusted Trader Program.
Maersks decision to "temporarily suspend" spot and short-term contract bookings from Asia following the Suez Canal blockage has left forwarders and NVOCCs scrambling for alternatives.
The recent Suez Canal situation could trigger a capacity plunge of up to 30%.
The buildup of empty containers in Port Botany are driving shipping rates.
In response to the Evergreen grounding problem in the Suez Canal, the following Vessel schedules have been impacted.
We would like to share with you the following updates by Hapag-Lloyd regarding the operations for all vessel services within NA.
Features Growing Logistic Challenges Internationally, Road Transport approvals by the Senate and much more!
Featuring Port Botany Congestion Surcharges and Freight Contingency Planning.
We would like to share with you the following updates by Hamburg Sud regarding operations within North America.
Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) is facing imminent industrial disruption in the face of a union agenda.
Dalian port has just announced a temporary lockdown, due to a finding of nearly 30 covid cases.
Bookings with shipping companies in Germany are currently only confirmed with departures from week 3 or 4.
COVID-19 quarantine requirements for ship crews prior to CNY 2021, South China have caused operators to announce early feeder suspensions from 5th Jan to 21st Feb 2021.
Political tensions affecting access to market has stolen headlines from our disarrayed trade supply chains.
There is an authorised Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) yard meeting for employees at DP Brisbane on Friday the 20th of November.
Features "The Inland Rail Project" and "Blanket exemption on container detention penalties".
While the Federal Government boasts about its achievements in gaining FTAs, they are failing to guarantee that we have a reliable supply chain to facilitate import and export operations.
Features the Ultima Rail Service, Dumping Duty Assessments and much more!
Hamburg Sud are advising that they regret the operations at Sydney port has not improved as expected.
Further industrial action will take place on the 23rd of October by the MUA.
Parcel Market exceeds 100BN for the first time and more
NSW Ports CEO Marika Calfas provides an update on industrial action at Port Botany
MUA announced it would immediately end industrial action at Patrick terminals in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Fremantle.
The MWA says it will use a conciliation hearing at the FWC to formally offer Patrick a peace deal ending industrial action at company container terminals.
Scott Morrison has weighed into the waterfront industrial relations dispute, saying actions by the Maritime Union were "not on".
OOCL advises that we will temporarily stop accepting new bookings for two weeks in certain areas.
The Maritime Union of Australia has addressed outstanding claims via the Fair Work Commission (FWC).
Ongoing industrial action has created a significant disruption to OOCLs South East Asia service network.
Features ABF regulations, Chain of Rules and much more!
Below are the updates received from Patrick and DP World Terminals.
These surcharges are due to significant constraints currently being experienced in the port of Sydney
There has been an escalation of industrial action at the Melbourne container terminals.
MSC has announced that it is introducing a temporary charge to compensate for costs related to the congestion and productivity situation at the port of Sydney.
Due to congestion in the port of Sydney, a Congestion Surcharge (CGS) will come into effect by MSC.
Includes Adelaide's July Container Trade High, China's Anti-Dumping Investigation and more!
The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) are recommencing protected industrial action, this time at Patrick terminals across Australia.
Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA) are advising that operational conditions are at breaking point in NSW.
Includes Port of Melbourne's Response to COVID-19, Port Botany Rail Fast Track and more!
Due to excessive High Wind conditions in Sydney NSW, these terminals have been directed by the VTS to cease vessel operations
Features The Errors of Maritime Transport, The Hong Kong Australia FTA and much more!
The Victorian Government has advised of modifications to the way in which transport operators will be allowed to operate.
From the 1st of July, ANL will be imposing a rate restoration on South-East Asian cargo inbound Australian ports.
Features Port's COVID-19 Efforts Showcased, Caution over China Trade Measures and much more!
As of the 17th of February, 2020, SCI Australia has become accredited as a registered Australian Trusted Trader with the Australian Border Force.
Strong restrictions will be put in place to limit the number of ships from China entering Australia to combat the Novel Coronavirus.
The Level Four Do Not Travel advice warning for Australians traveling to China could cause severe delays in Air Freight services.
There are potential delays at container terminals, along with concerns with border processing due to the closure of Chinese customs offices.
Measures have been put in place and announced by the Chinese Central Government that will mean an extension to the Lunar New Year holidays across China.
Under seasonal measures, certain goods that can meet allocated criteria will not be subject to BMSB measures on arrival.
DP World terminal operations are currently being affected by ongoing industrial action by the CFMMEU.
Free Trade Agreements with Peru and Hong Kong are set to come into action in the following weeks.
PIL and ANL have advised that there will be Rate Restorations from 15th of September 2023.
OOCL and PIL have advised that there will be a Rate Restoration of US$150 per 20' and US$300 per 40' from 15th of September 2023. ANL's is US$100 per 20' and US$200 per 40'.
There is the potential of a pilot strike at Port of Brisbane from Thursday 24th August 2023.
ANL and MSC have advised that there will be a Rate Restoration of US$150 per 20' and US$300 per 40' from 1st of September 2023
OOCL have advised that there will be a Rate Restoration of US$150 per 20' and US$300 per 40' from 1st of September 2023
ANL, OOCL and PIL have advised that there will be a Rate Restoration of US$150 per 20' and US$300 per 40' from 15th of August 2023
ANL and OOCL have advised that there will be a Rate Restoration of US$150 per 20' and US$300 per 40' from 1st of August 2023
OOCL have advised that there will be a Rate Restoration of US$100 per 20' and US$200 per 40' from 15th of June 2023
ZIM have announced a Rate Restoration for shipments from Taiwan to Australia.
Patrick Terminals and DP World in Fremantle to have planned MUA stoppages in January
More Rate Restorations have been announced by ANL and PIL
Read about current opportunites presented by Australia's free trade agreements.
OOCL have advised that there will be a Rate Restoration of US$250 per 20' and US$500 per 40' from 22nd of May 2023
VICT has announced the implementation of the VGM Weight Discrepancy Fee and Reefer Temperature Discrepancy Fee effective 1st June 2023.
Please be advised that the OOCL A3X service will be temporarily suspended, until further notice.
Importers have a responsibility to ensure that the timber products they import are legally and sustainably sourced, and the DAFF has recently imposed fines to penalise non-compliant shipments.
Indian origin goods imported into Australia on or after 29-Dec 2022 are able to claim preference under ECTA subject to meeting the Rules of Origin.
The Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) will come into force from 29 December 2022.
OOCL have warned of a rate restoration from 15th December on cargo from North East Asia to Australia
The Fair Work Commission has advised that Svitzer's employee lockout will not go ahead.
Features Changes to Biosecurity Cost Recovery, WTO Dumping Dispute and more..
Svitzer Australia will lock out its 582 harbour towage employees indefinitely from 1200 AEDT Friday the 18th November.
A Covid outbreak was announced today in Ningbo City locking down the Beilun District
President Biden announced a tentative agreement between the railroads and unions after negotiations that lasted deep into the night.
A potential rail strike by conductors and engineers in the U.S. is developing, with a high likelihood of impacting trucking capacity.
Landside congestion appears to be building up around Port of Brisbane, according to Shipping Australia and Container Transport Alliance Australia.
There will be disruptions at ports across the country this morning as wharfies walk off the job in five states.
Delays due to staff retention issues at the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment are significantly adding inefficiencies and costs to importers.
The Federal Government's decision to reduce the Fuel Excise rate for a six-month period seems likely to impact Customer Fuel Levies and Surcharges on road transport.
Features BSMB Treatment Providers Scheme and IMO Surcharges
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