Freight and Logistics Blog
Freight Forwarding And International Transport In The 21st Century
The level of international freight activity is set to increase, and even local routes, such as shipping from Australia to New Zealand will be impacted
Ocean Network Express Ready to Launch in 2018
K Line, MOL and NYK are banking their future group profitability on the success of the Ocean Network Express (ONE) – the merger of the
ACCC Container Stevedoring Monitoring Report 2016-2017: Highlights
The ACCC is required by the Federal Government to monitor prices, costs and profits of the container stevedores at all Australian container ports. The ACCC Report provides
Would You Like to Become an Australian Trusted Trader?
As you know Stockwells recently became an official Trusted Trader, please read the below story and let us know if you would also like to
Stockwell International gains Australian Trusted Trader accreditation
After an 18-month journey Stockwell’s have finally gained full accreditation to the Australian Trusted Trader program. We are extremely proud of attaining our accreditation as
How Stockwells Can Help YOU!
Reliable supply chain services are important in any competitive market. Stockwells focus on the cost as well as efficient and effective supply chain solutions. Constantly
Tariff Concessions Information sheet
If your imported goods are not currently enjoying a free rate of duty by utilising free trade then the tariff concession system (TCS) could be
Venture Capitalists Have Found Trillion Dollar Market to Upend: Shipping
Interesting article written by Michael J. Coren from Quartz, April 20 2017: Software may be eating the world, but some industries have been off the
Australia “Bleeding Revenue” Through Petty Fraud
MILLIONS of Dollars in Commonwealth revenue is being lost due to holes in import regulations and compliance audit follow-ups in the world of international shipping.
Queensland freight road to receive $400m upgrade
The Federal Government has approved the $400 million funding to start work on Stage 1 of the Mackay Ring Road project in Queensland. Federal Minister
Is the banks’ $400 billion global shipping debt about to sink?
Research has been released that suggests climate transition pathways pose risks to the banks that hold $400 billion of global shipping debt (Carbon War Room
Australian Export Confidence Strong
According to a recent study, New Zealand tops the Australian export trade list, with 56 per cent of local exporters conducting business with NZ over