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As an Australian business involved in global supply chain, you’re likely to encounter various regulatory requirements when importing or exporting goods. One crucial document that can facilitate smooth trade, provide supply chain transparency, and aid in customs processes is the Manufacturer’s Declaration. This article will explore what a Manufacturer’s Declaration is, its significance for Australian […]
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Australia’s vast distances and reliance on specialized cargo transport make Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) shipping a critical component of our economy. In 2024, Australia imported approximately A$18.9 billion worth of goods vehicles, highlighting the significant role of vehicle and machinery imports in the nation’s trade landscape. Generally, RoRo shipping refers to the method where vehicles and large
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Picture this: a routine check at an Australian port in late 2023. During this check, biosecurity officers stumbled upon something quite alarming inside a shipping container that had journeyed from South Asia. Specifically, within some old, rough jute sacks filled with rice, they spotted tiny, hairy larvae. These weren’t just any larvae; they were the
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Ever feel like setting sail into the world of international trade is more like navigating a stormy ocean blindfolded? You’re not alone. For many Australian businesses eager to tap into global markets, the sheer complexity of shipping process can feel overwhelming. Where do you even begin? What paperwork is needed? How do you ensure your
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Imagine a massive mining excavator, weighing over 100 tonnes, being carefully maneuvered onto a specialized flat-rack container at the Port of Brisbane. Its sheer size makes it impossible to fit within standard shipping dimensions. So it requires intricate planning, heavy-duty lifting equipment, and precise coordination between logistics experts, transport authorities, and shipping lines. This is
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Struggling to figure out where to start with shipping perishable goods? Or perhaps you’re confused by the endless list of regulations? If so, you’re not alone. Whether you’re exporting fresh produce, seafood, or pharmaceuticals, navigating the rules for shipping perishable cargo can feel overwhelming—especially since Australia enforces some of the world’s strictest biosecurity laws. That’s
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Imagine a colossal, 150-tonne mining excavator, destined for a remote site deep in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Or picture a massive, custom-built desalination plant module, navigating the open ocean to reach a critical infrastructure project near Adelaide. Generally, it’s not just about how heavy and big they are; it’s about the detailed process
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One wrong document can delay your shipment, cost you thousands, or even lead to customs rejection. Could the missing piece be a Shipper’s Letter of Instruction (SLI)? This crucial document plays a vital role in international trade, outlining a shipper’s instructions to the freight forwarder. For Australian businesses involved in global trade, understanding SLIs is
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The demand for affordable and customisable caravans in Australia is surging. As more Australians embrace road trips and mobile living, businesses are looking for cost-effective ways to meet this growing market. Could importing caravan from China to Australia be your next strategic move? Why Consider Importing Caravan from China? First and foremost, cost savings play
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When it comes to global shipping, not all cargo fits neatly into containers. Some goods are simply too large, too heavy, or too irregular in shape. This is where break bulk cargo comes in. Essentially, break bulk refers to goods that must be loaded individually onto a ship, rather than being packed into containers. For
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