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Export Logistics

Export logistics involves the management of the entire process of moving goods from the point of origin to the destination in another country. It encompasses a range of activities that ensure your goods are delivered efficiently, cost-effectively, and in compliance with all regulations. Here’s a detailed look at key components of export logistics: Planning and […]
Don’t Let Santa’s Sack Get Stuck on a Ship This Christmas

Whether or not Santa brings you Christmas presents this year might have less to do with whether you’ve been naughty or nice, and more to do with how much attention you’ve been paying to ongoing issues within the shipping and logistics industry. If it feels as if you’ve been seeing a lot of news about […]
Empty Shelves Not Your Problem? Think Again

Think about the last time you went to a shopping centre and noticed empty shelves – chances are it wasn’t that long ago – and now ask yourself whether you truly knew the reasons why. If you don’t know the answer, you’re likely not alone, as I would argue that the majority of Australians don’t […]
Consolidated Reefer Service

EES is offering two new services Our Export Reefer Services into Asia (consolidation) and Our per Pallet chilled service from Perth to the rest of Australia. For Export reefers We will be sending out a regular broadcast explaining which destination is next on the schedule. EES will pack refrigerated container (s) at our depot in […]
Next Round EMDG

The Australian Government recently announced Round 4 of the Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) program, introducing a new export readiness training. The EMDG, which aids Australian exporters, offers grants between $20,000 and $80,000 for global expansion. Applications open in November 2024, urging businesses to take the new readiness test available online. Free resources, advice, and […]
Why Container Weights Should Weigh on Your Mind (As They Do Ours!)

From today, a new ‘Chain of Responsibility’ fee is appearing on the DP World Fremantle Carrier Access Public Tariff Schedule, essentially marking the official introduction of the new weigh-in-motion (WIM) system which has been slowly rolled out over the past month. But what is it, what does it mean, and does anyone really care how […]
The ‘Perfect Storm’ – Why the Cost of Shipping is on the Rise Again

As a business owner, one of the best things I believe you can do for your clients and industry stakeholders, is to be as open and transparent as possible, especially when explaining price rises. It’s no secret that the cost of shipping has risen recently – with the increase being felt by both businesses and […]
Why Shipping is a Beacon for Australia’s Economy

With economic news dominating the news throughout much of this year, it’s a fresh reminder that businesses and governments should be closely monitoring trends within shipping and freight, to ensure they stay ahead of the game and are able to plan well for the future. For those of us working in the industry, it’s no […]
What Do Food Trucks, Caravans and Boat Trailers Have in Common? All Are SPV’s, and All Must Comply With Updated Standards

With spring just around the corner, it won’t be long until we start seeing the return of regular food-truck events, but if you’re looking to import one – or any other kind of special purpose vehicle – it’s important you’re aware of changes in import arrangements. Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) are road vehicles that are […]
Why it’s Cheaper to Ship from China, Than to Move Your Container 35km

As freight rates continue to fall, a curious situation has arisen where it’s currently cheaper to ship a container from China to Western Australia, than it is to move that same container 35 kilometres by road. Yes, you read that correctly. We know global sea-freight rates have been declining for some time now, falling from […]
CTAA Fremantle Supply Chain Awareness Workshop 2023

The workshop provided valuable insights on adapting to changing business environments, enhancing visibility, and collaborating in supply chains.
Fresh Reports Highlights Need For Immediate Improvements to Australia’s Shipping Industry

The recent release of the Productivity Commission’s final report into the Maritime Logistics System has once again highlighted the need for the industry to implement changes to improve efficiency and productivity, and both business and consumers stand to benefit. I, among others within the industry, have been calling for meaningful change to occur for some […]
Freight Insurance

  Is insurance on your goods necessary? In a word, yes. Countless companies (especially those that have been importing for a long time) believe that they do not require insurance on their freight and adopt the “it’ll never happen to me” attitude. Unfortunately, in the world of importing and exporting, there are many scenarios that […]
Freight Insurance

  Is insurance on your goods necessary? In a word, yes. Countless companies (especially those that have been importing for a long time) believe that they do not require insurance on their freight and adopt the “it’ll never happen to me” attitude. Unfortunately, in the world of importing and exporting, there are many scenarios that […]
Container – The Box That Changed the World

The Australian National Maritime Museum will play host to the outdoor exhibition “Container – The Box That Changed the World. This exciting now exhibition is housed entirely in six 20′ containers STEP INSIDE THE BOX In today’s global world you may have drunk coffee from Brazil or a smoothie containing frozen fruit from China. You […]
Freight Insurance

  Is insurance on your goods necessary? In a word, yes. Countless companies (especially those that have been importing for a long time) believe that they do not require insurance on their freight and adopt the “it’ll never happen to me” attitude. Unfortunately, in the world of importing and exporting, there are many scenarios that […]
UN Location (Port) Codes

If you arrange shipping regularly you would be aware of the codes that are given to every seaport, airport and inland destination around the world. Perhaps you have even seen these codes listed on your invoices or other documentation. These codes run on a specific sequence and remain standard across the world and are known […]
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 used to define the tasks, costs and risks associated with the transportation of goods. They are periodically updated, eight times in the last 77 years, and we are now working […]