Los Angeles: More Empty Containers than Full Containers!
Over the past few years, the Los Angeles and Long Beach port has been the primary gateway between Asia and the U.S. For the first time in the rail container volume index history, n
Shipping Containers Keep Growing in Size
An estimated 90% of the world’s goods are transported via sea freight services, with 60% of that – including virtually all your imported fruits, gadgets and appliances – the
Chinese Export tariffs on Australian Businesses
It is no hidden secret that there have been rising tensions between China and Australia regarding the Chinese Export tariffs imposed on Australian companies. China’s Ministry of
How Logistics Companies Are Coping With Covid-19
When you say the word “Covid-19” in the logistics companies, most freight forwarders reactions would be very similar (use your imagination here). Why? The pandemic has impacted
Incoterms and Wombats: International Shipping
On route to work this morning I’m sitting on the train intrigued by the conversation held between the group of teenagers also on their way into the city to enjoy a school holiday
Shipping from Australia to China – A House In a Container
Shipping from Australia to China happens daily. When driving over the Bolte Bridge in Melbourne and seeing shipping containers stacked up on top of one another in the shipping yard
Unaccompanied Baggage Shipping and The Football World Cup
The World Cup has been played on the continents of Europe, South America, North America, Africa and Asia, countries which have hosted this competitive best known sport in the worl
Freight Forwarder Melbourne – Across the Ocean Shipping
Within the 7 and a half minutes it took me to load the washing machine and make breakfast on this mild winter morning in Melbourne Australia, I realised that using a freight forwar
