Welcome to FJT’s February Newsletter, and Happy Lunar New year to all. As we move further into 2021, not all of the issues of 2020 have been ‘turned off’, as much as we wanted that to be the case. However, we are seeing some signs of optimism, with our economy springing back reasonably well. Challenges …
DAWE has implemented a phased approach and associated conditions to manage Khapra Beetle from entering Australia.
Urgent Measures effective 12 April 2021….
Effective 1st March 2021 there will be further landside Infrastructure Surcharges, a re-introduction of the side-loader fee and a new long vehicle fee.
Following on from industry wide dissatisfaction, particularly with document assessment processing, and releases of cargo after fumigations/inspections, Biosecurity has now responded regarding their challenges.
They also mention some opportunities for improvements, which we should collectively note and act upon.
Welcome to FJT Logistics January News Brief. We hope that all our customers, suppliers and friends have had a happy and healthy holiday period, surrounded by their loved ones. Here at FJT we certainly have and are now refreshed and ready to launch into 2021. The start of the year is the perfect time to …
After a tough 2020, the industry moves into 2021 with some lingering challenges around port congestion, increased surcharges, blank sailings, and equipment shortages. With the Lunar New Year approaching to add to these challenges, Q1 2021 has the potential to be a trying start to the year.
The Hon. David Litteproud MP, Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management has announced that there will be a $14.5 million investment over 18 months in new measures at Australian borders.
The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) is holding a yard meeting at the DP World Fremantle Terminal on Tuesday, 19 January 2021, from 09.30 – 13.30.
