Harders November 2019 Newsletter
November 1, 2019
Our November Newsletter provides important information for food importers, as well as general shipping information and an Incoterms® 2020 update.
Our November Newsletter provides important information for food importers, as well as general shipping information and an Incoterms® 2020 update.
An Australian Government safeguarding arrangement scheme is now open to industry. With recognised safeguarding systems in place, your business could benefit from reduced bio-security risks and faster customs clearance during the BMSB 2019/20 season.
Our September Newsletter provides important information regarding the import of aluminium extrusions, cut flowers and foliage, and latest shipping freight rates from China and Europe.
For us it’s all about in-depth knowledge and personal customer care. Find out what sets us apart from other logistics providers and how we help importers and exporters improve their bottom line.
This Newsletter provides timely shipping updates and covers an investigation of the Anti Dumping Commission regarding the import of High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) from the US. BMSB (Brown Marmorated Stink Bug) measures now apply to 32 countries and will take effect from September 1. If you are importing goods into Australia, you should read the details here.
Updated news this morning (2.8.2019) indicates that executives from the CFMMEU (Construction Forestry Maritime Mining Energy Union) have withdrawn industrial action planned for next week at all four DP World terminals.
DP World Sydney has received further notices of Protected Action work stoppages from 5.8. to 11.8. See here if your cargo is affected.
The Maritime Union of Australia has confirmed ongoing Protected Industrial Action. A 48 hour stoppage will commence in Sydney from Thursday 18th July. See here if your shipment is affected.
If you are importing goods from China, you should be aware of the blank sailings for certain trade lanes from Asia to Australia. Harders can assist with your planning and avoid delays with bookings. This Newsletter also covers Origin Waiver Benefits for Trusted Trader Importers and updated Customs Tariffs for Craft Beer.
We expect to see service disruptions in July due to industrial action at DP World Terminals. See here if your shipment is affected.
The DAWR has advised us that import permits can face delays of up to 14 weeks. DAWR has also increased the number of BMSB (Brown Marmorated Stink Bug) target risk countries from 10 to 32. This is crucial information for Australian Importers. Read more to see if your business is affected.
This Logistics Newsletter provides you with timely information about shipping capacities to and from North-East Asia, Importers’ and Exporters’ responsibilities re. correct loading of Shipping Containers.
On Sunday 5th May, Harders participated in the Wings For Life Run 2019. It’s a unique event that takes place each year all around the world.
Our April Newsletter provides timely, important information for importers and exporters: biosecurity levy, border permits, aluminium imports, container detention, delays caused by industrial action, etc.
Unscheduled industrial action causes delays at DP World terminals. Update #5 from 05.04.2019 – Port of Brisbane closures.
This Newsletter provides important information about the import of hand sanitisers and personal protective equipment to Australia, current investigations by the Anti Dumping Commission, new DP World infrastructure fees and a Covid-19 update.
Harders has implemented “Work from Home” contingency arrangements, which ensure the safety and wellbeing of staff as well as the seamless continuation of operations and services.
Since the start of the BMSB season, several containers had to be rejected by DoA due to insufficient fumigation processes. Suppliers must be aware of the DoA’s consignment suitability statements.
Our February Newsletter is packed with relevant information for Australian importers and exporters: Food Classification, Asbestos due diligence, Australian Border Force update, Department of Agriculture inspections and more.
Our first newsletter of 2020 provides essential updates for Importers and Exporters: Disruptions due to Coronavirus, Suspension of BMSB fumigation providers, Hong Kong and Peru FTAs, ABF Compliance and Incoterms 2020.
This newsletter has important information for food importers. For a number of reasons, food imports into Australia are currently subject to extended delays. For faster import clearance, Harders Advisory can assist with implementing the DoA’s Food Import Compliance Agreement (FICA).
To coincide with the 30th anniversary of its fall, we were approached to move this large, heavy and brittle piece of the Berlin wall.
Our November Newsletter provides important information for food importers, as well as general shipping information and an Incoterms® 2020 update.
An Australian Government safeguarding arrangement scheme is now open to industry. With recognised safeguarding systems in place, your business could benefit from reduced bio-security risks and faster customs clearance during the BMSB 2019/20 season.
Our September Newsletter provides important information regarding the import of aluminium extrusions, cut flowers and foliage, and latest shipping freight rates from China and Europe.
For us it’s all about in-depth knowledge and personal customer care. Find out what sets us apart from other logistics providers and how we help importers and exporters improve their bottom line.
This Newsletter provides timely shipping updates and covers an investigation of the Anti Dumping Commission regarding the import of High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) from the US. BMSB (Brown Marmorated Stink Bug) measures now apply to 32 countries and will take effect from September 1. If you are importing goods into Australia, you should read the details here.
Updated news this morning (2.8.2019) indicates that executives from the CFMMEU (Construction Forestry Maritime Mining Energy Union) have withdrawn industrial action planned for next week at all four DP World terminals.
DP World Sydney has received further notices of Protected Action work stoppages from 5.8. to 11.8. See here if your cargo is affected.
The Maritime Union of Australia has confirmed ongoing Protected Industrial Action. A 48 hour stoppage will commence in Sydney from Thursday 18th July. See here if your shipment is affected.
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