Market Update: Freight Rate Increases Expected for November
We’ve received updated market information indicating that freight rates may exceed USD 3,000 per 40’ HQ in November. Please see the following explanation outlining current mark
Australian Authorities Warn of Risks from Unsecured Cargo
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) is raising concerns over high numbers of container ships arriving at the country’s ports with poorly stowed and secured cargo. In
Market Intelligence Update for October 2025
An update on the current market dynamics from China and Southeast Asia to Australia for October. This includes carrier movements, pricing trends, service disruptions, and key predi
Freight Market News for the upcoming October
The Golden week holidays is upcoming since 01st Oct to 08th Oct, total 8 days. Currently, the freight on the market have significantly decreased. This is because the shipowners beg
Fiberglass Pool Door to Door Delivery
ATOS arranged a door to door movement of a Fiberglass Pool which looks like a from Hengshui, China to Tallong 2579 NSW. Loaded the Fibre Glass Pool inside 40ft container at the shi
Australia Pushes Exports Despite Trump’s Trade Warnings
Australia’s agriculture exports have surged to an unprecedented high, helping to lift the economy, despite US President Donald Trump putting a target on Australian beef. Accordin
Lumpy Skin Disease Outbreak in Italy
Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA) and the Australian Peak Shippers Association (APSA) wish to inform members of the release of Import Industry Advice Notice (IIAN) 207-2025, advis
$115.5M Logistics Hub Boosts NSW Supply Chain Efficiency
To be built at the former BHP Steelworks Intertrade site, the new hub stands to help strengthen NSW’s supply chain between the Port and REZ’s The NSW government has ann
Khapra Beetle Treatment Rules for Australian Imports
Upcoming changes to treatment and certification requirements Australia currently has emergency measures in place to manage the risk of khapra beetle (Trogoderma granarium) in goods
Trump’s trade shock looms for Australia
When US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick spoke at the Australian embassy in Washington three weeks ago, business executives attending were stunned by his breathtaking remarks on t
