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29 Sep Australia and Indonesia sign up for simplified customs process

Posted at 22:13h in Australia, Authorised Economic Operator Mutual Recognition Arrangement (AEO MRA), Global Trade, Indonesia by susan pop 0 Comments

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Businesses across Australia and Indonesia are positioned to benefit from the signing of an Authorised Economic Operator Mutual Recognition Arrangement (AEO MRA) between the two nations which will deliver a simplified customs process. In 2022-23, Indonesia was Australia's 13th largest two-way trading partner by value ($26.2...

29 Sep ILA strike imminent and inevitably impactful

Posted at 22:11h in Global Trade, Industrial Action, Shipping, USA by susan pop 0 Comments

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The International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) has appointed vice presidents to the 13 committees that form a strike mobilisation plan underpinning the industrial action due to commence on the 1st of October across the East and Gulf coast ports if a new contract isn't achieved by...

05 Aug Congratulations Rachael!

Posted at 12:20h in Industry Award, Rachael Budd by susan pop 0 Comments

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Congratulations to our CEO Rachael Budd for being selected as finalist in Transport and Logistics category of the 2024 Australian Womens Small Business Champion Awards amongst a group of esteemed nominees!! We wish you the best for this award! FOLLOW US FOR THE LATEST NEWS! Simply click here...

05 Aug Dali sets out from Baltimore

Posted at 12:19h in Global Trade, Port of Baltimore, Shipping by susan pop 0 Comments

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Nearly 12 weeks after the devastating collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge and blocking the Fort McHenry Federal Channel to all deepsea vessels, the Dali ship has left Baltimore for Norfolk to repair its damaged bow. Whilst the Port of Baltimore has been re-opened, the...

05 Aug Florida International Terminal renews Port Everglades lease for another decade

Posted at 12:16h in Ports, USA by susan pop 0 Comments

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Florida International Terminal (FIT) has successfully renewed its lease agreement at Port Everglades for another 10 years, following authorisation by the Broward Country Commissioners and the local Port Authority. This extended tenure will see FIT invest $25m  into the container terminal over the next 24 months,...

05 Aug Global protectionism detrimental to shipping industry

Posted at 12:11h in Global Trade, Shipping by susan pop 0 Comments

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This month saw over 120 industry leaders from nearly 30 nations congregate for the Shaping the Future of Shipping Summit, which primarily focused on the current rise of global protectionism and its adverse impacts on shipping, customers and global trade. With shipping responsible for transporting over...

05 Aug Hugh K. Leatherman Marine Terminal to re-open

Posted at 12:09h in Ports, USA by susan pop 0 Comments

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A settlement has been reached between South Carolina Ports Authority (SC Ports) and the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) that will see The Port of Charleston's Hugh K. Leatherman marine terminal finally re-open. The agreement reached gives Leatherman's crane operators a choice to remain state employees or...

05 Aug FMC should address shifting dates for dropping off exports

Posted at 12:07h in Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), USA by susan pop 0 Comments

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US exporters face unexpected costs and delays due to changes in dates for dropping off exports, which the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) hopes to address with more consistent data. The FMC has sought input from shippers and other participants in the maritime supply chain for the...

05 Aug New maritime cyber security body launched

Posted at 12:06h in Cyber Security, International Maritime Cyber Security Organisation (IMCSO) by susan pop 0 Comments

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This month has seen the launch of the International Maritime Cyber Security Organisation (IMCSO) in the United Kingdom, a not-for-profit body committed to improving standards of cybersecurity risk management across the maritime industry. IMCSO's mission is to be the standard in the maritime cyber security industry,...

05 Aug Unstoppable demand outstrips supply

Posted at 12:03h in Freight Rates, Global Trade, Ocean Freight by susan pop 0 Comments

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The strong demand being experienced across Asia's export trade lanes is utilising a large amount of capacity being provided by shipping companies, which is causing tension in the quest to balance three main factors: high market demand, long transit times due to Red Sea diversions...

Author: susan pop

29 Sep Australia and Indonesia sign up for simplified customs process

29 Sep ILA strike imminent and inevitably impactful

05 Aug Congratulations Rachael!

05 Aug Dali sets out from Baltimore

05 Aug Florida International Terminal renews Port Everglades lease for another decade

05 Aug Global protectionism detrimental to shipping industry

05 Aug Hugh K. Leatherman Marine Terminal to re-open

05 Aug FMC should address shifting dates for dropping off exports

05 Aug New maritime cyber security body launched

05 Aug Unstoppable demand outstrips supply