Only 35% of Shipping Giants Aim To Be Zero Carbon
Latest statistics report that only 35% (33 out of 94) of the major global shipping giants aim to be carbon neutral, or have committed to the IMO targets reducing carbon to 50% mini
Supply Chain Specialists Turnover Quickly Due COVID
From 2020-2021 due to the shipping crisis from the COVID pandemic, supply chain specialists have had a high turnover. The profession has become quite lucrative which could explain
Shore Power Solutions – Trident BMC Leading The Way
Leading the way in shore power solutions – Trident BMC, a provider of turnkey solutions for the maritime industry, has tailored for the needs of container ships and ro/pax
Repacking or Consolidating: Procedures
Repacking and consolidating transshipped containerised sea cargo into a new container while the goods are under customs control. You can also consolidate transshipped goods that ar
Transshipment: The Movement Of Goods
Transshipment , the movement of goods from an importing ship or aircraft to another ship or aircraft for shipment overseas. Duties and taxes are not payable on transshipped goods.
Decarbonisation Of The Australian Maritime Industry
Wednesday, Maritime Industry Australia hosted its first maritime decarbonisation summit in Melbourne. A statement from the organisation said this is the first of a series of events
Adapt and Overcome: The Future of Shipping
Are changes permanent? Essentially, no. Companies are thrown various obstacles, either from internal or external sources with they have to adapt and overcome to make their business
Shippers Are Tearing up the Playbook
As the international logistics system was stripped of any reputation for reliability over the past two and half years, the prevailing view has been that shippers are tearing up the
Tax Incentives Available to Ship Operators
There are a range of tax incentives that may be available in respect of operations associated with the Australian shipping industry. The incentives are designed to encourage invest
What is the Harmonised System of Codes in Respect of Trade Goods?
The Harmonised System is a framework of codes and descriptions used to identify all tradeable goods. At the international level, the Harmonised System comprises 97 chapters with as
