Coronavirus Response – To our valued clients
To our valued clients, As the situation caused by COVID-19 intensifies, we would like to take the opportunity to reach out and let you know…
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Coronavirus Update 3
It was just a few days ago when the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. The virus has found a foothold…
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Meet the HMM Algeciras
Shipping enthusiasts have rejoiced with the newest MEGA ship being rolled out into the HMM (Hyundai Merchant Marine) fleet. Meet the HMM Algeciras. Members of…
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Peru-Australia Free Trade Agreement
The Peru-Australia Free Trade Agreement (PAFTA) will enter into force on 11 February 2020. About PAFTA PAFTA will launch a new chapter in economic relations…
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Your Christmas Office Trading Hours
With December slowly creeping upon us, we enter the holiday season. Whilst ships / airlines never stop coming in or going out, we understand you…
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Low Sulphur Fuel Recovery – 1st Dec 2019
From January 1st 2020 a global regulation will come into force changing the type of fuel all shipping lines must use. The aim of the…
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EGLN 5th Annual Group Meeting
EES Shipping Pty Ltd are proud members of the Elite Global Logistics Network (EGLN). This “invite only” network is made up of unique, best in…
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Tanjung Pelepas port intends to raise capacity to 30 million TEU by 2030
Malaysia’s Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) aims to expand its annual container handling capacity in phases to be able to handle 30 million TEU by…
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Big Little Vessels
We often talk about big container ships coming into Fremantle, like Archimidis (318m long, 43m wide, 90,000grt), but the two ships with the highest throughput…
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Easter and ANZAC Day 2019 Arrangements
The Easter and ANZAC Day 2019 working arrangements for Fremantle Ports (and surrounds) have just been released. These have been collated by Fremantle Ports and include…
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