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15 Dec Transolve Wins Wine Impact Award For Transport and Logistics

Posted at 01:34h in Flexitank, Industry Award, Wine Industry, Wine Industry Suppliers Association Inc, WISA by susan pop 0 Comments

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Transolve Global is excited to announce that we have won the Transport and Logistics Category Award at the  WISA - Wine Industry Suppliers Association Inc's 2023  Wine Industry Impact Awards. This event recognises innovation and  excellence across the wine industry  supply chain, and we are proud...

15 Dec World Container Index Update

Posted at 01:31h in World Container Index by susan pop 0 Comments

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The Drewry World Container Index (WCI) has remained stable over the past few weeks, but has experienced a drop of 40% when compared to the same period last year and is now 3% less than average 2019 (pre-pandemic) rates of $1,420. The average composite index for...

15 Dec Australia Re-Elected To The International Maritime Organisation Council (IMO) For The 2024-2025 Biennium

Posted at 01:30h in Australia, International Maritime Organisation Council (IMO) by susan pop 0 Comments

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A founding member of the IMO and continuous member for over 50 years, Australia has been re-elected to the IMO council. According to Catherine King (Federal Minister for Infrastructure and Transport) Australia's reappointment to the IMO Council fortifies the nation's commitment to a sustainable and secure...

15 Dec CBAFF To Roll Out Air Cargo Security Tool in New Zealand

Posted at 01:28h in Air Freight, CBAFF, New Zealand by susan pop 0 Comments

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The Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Federation of New Zealand (CBAFF) is on the cusp of launching a new tool designed to enhance air cargo compliance and security. Developed by CBAFF, aviation industry software platform OneReg and biosecurity system experts Independent Verification Services, AirCertify NZ aims to help...

15 Dec Uk Alcohol Duty Hike Postponed

Posted at 01:27h in UK by susan pop 0 Comments

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The British Parliament has confirmed that there will not be a second increase in alcohol duty tax this year by announcing a freeze until August 2024. This announcement has been welcomed by wine and spirit businesses across the UK, which have strongly protested against a second...

15 Dec Australian Wine To Flow More Freely Into Thailand

Posted at 01:12h in Australia, Australian Exports, Wine Industry by susan pop 0 Comments

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Over the past few years, approximately 3600 different Australian wines have entered the Thai market, all of which have had to undergo onerous testing for a wide range of substances. However the Federal Government has recently announced a simpler process for Australian wine producers exporting into...

15 Dec DP World Increases Landside Fees

Posted at 01:11h in Australia, Australian Ports, Fees and Charges by susan pop 0 Comments

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DP World is increasing landside fees as of 1st January 2024 across its four Australian terminals: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Fremantle. The increases to terminal access charges (as per the DP World notice, current as at this day of publication) are outlined below: Full export containers have...

15 Dec Disruptions and Further Measures Continue At Panama Canal

Posted at 01:06h in Panama Canal, Port Disruptions by susan pop 0 Comments

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Ongoing drought conditions at the Panama Canal continue to significantly hamper operational throughput on various fronts. This year saw 41% less rain than usual, resulting in unprecedented low levels across Gatun Lake, and with less than two months remaining until the completion of rainy season, this presents...

15 Dec New Zealand Secures European Union (EU) Trade Deal

Posted at 01:05h in European Union, Free Trade Agreement, New Zealand by susan pop 0 Comments

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The European Parliament has approved the European Union's free trade agreement with New Zealand (NZ), which may come into effect in early 2024. This agreement will remove 140 million euros ($A233 million) of annual tariffs on EU exports such as clothing, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and cars, as...

15 Dec Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) To Increase Costs 1st January 2024

Posted at 01:04h in Australia, Ports, VICT by susan pop 0 Comments

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VICT has announced that landside charges pertaining to the vehicle booking system (VBS) and import storage will increase as of 1st January 2024. According to VICT these fee increases are attributable to the combination of rising business costs which are a result of inflation, energy expenses,...

Author: susan pop

15 Dec Transolve Wins Wine Impact Award For Transport and Logistics

15 Dec World Container Index Update

15 Dec Australia Re-Elected To The International Maritime Organisation Council (IMO) For The 2024-2025 Biennium

15 Dec CBAFF To Roll Out Air Cargo Security Tool in New Zealand

15 Dec Uk Alcohol Duty Hike Postponed

15 Dec Australian Wine To Flow More Freely Into Thailand

15 Dec DP World Increases Landside Fees

15 Dec Disruptions and Further Measures Continue At Panama Canal

15 Dec New Zealand Secures European Union (EU) Trade Deal

15 Dec Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) To Increase Costs 1st January 2024