Tropical Cyclone Phailin makes landfall
India’s southern Odisha state, near the border of Andhra Pradesh state has (the east coast) been hit by a tropical cyclone with winds gusting up…
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Outwitted again
Australian Customs have once again foiled an attempt to import methamphetamine into the country. The shipment, a medium sized truck, arrived into Brisbane port, destined…
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An encounter with pirates
They weren’t singing sea shanties. They didn’t have eye patches or a parrot perched on their shoulders. They were between 17 and 19 years old…
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Typhoon Fitow Batters China
For the second time in two weeks China has once again been hit by a typhoon, packing more than 200 kilometer per hour winds. Typhoon…
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Navigating Incoterms with EES
Incoterms are a series of pre-defined commercial terms that were first published in 1936 by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). These terms are primarily…
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The shipment was imported as basmati rice, but it turned out to be hidden with ice.
The Australian Customs & Border Protection (ACBPS), along with the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and the Department of Agriculture have uncovered a 200kg shipment of…
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EES delivers
Last weekend was one of the busiest weekends the wharf has seen, resulting in long delays and possible additional charges for importers. With hold ups…
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EES Shipping will keep you updated
Along with EES’ introduction into the world of social media via Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and LinkedIn, we are pleased to announce that our website is…
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The Lloyd’s List is going digital
Well it’s the end of an era with the world’s ongest running newspaper – the Lloyd’s List – yesterday announcing that they’ll be going digital…
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