Supply Chain Management: Optimising Logistics
The world of international trading has seen some major developments since the start of the century. For Australian freight forwarders, Sydney has been one of the places where this development has leapt forward. There has been a substantial increase in the amount of information that has been recorded electronically, which has provided a much greater […]
NVOCC And Freight Forwarding – Which Is Best For You?
If you are considering using the services of a Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) or one of the top freight forwarding companies, there are a number of important elements that you will need to assess. In many ways, these two operations will perform similar functions. They will be responsible for ensuring that the shipment is […]
Handling Complex Logistics With Stockwells
Logistics, as well as supply chain management, are important considerations when creating a competitive advantage. If you’re not considering ongoing assessment and improvement of the way you’re handling logistics, you’ll be left behind by your competitors. When looking at logistics handling and any need for change, first think about what you’re trying to achieve. Then […]
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 by this. There may have been some changes in the international political landscape with comments being made about introducing trade restrictions and calls for protectionism being used for short-term political […]
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 Japanese transport groups’ respective container businesses scheduled for April. According to reports, the trio say they expect to save Â¥50bn ($440m) in costs in the first fiscal year ending 31 March 2019m […]
ACCC Container Stevedoring Monitoring Report 2016-2017:Â 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 information about the operating performance of the container stevedores, as well as the level of competition, investment and productivity in the industry. It also explores issues affecting the broader supply chain, […]