“Do Not Travel” Implications for Air Freight
The Level Four Do Not Travel advice warning for Australians traveling to China could cause severe delays in Air Freight services.
The Level Four Do Not Travel advice warning for Australians traveling to China could cause severe delays in Air Freight services.
Strong restrictions will be put in place to limit the number of ships from China entering Australia to combat the Novel Coronavirus.
DP World terminal operations are currently being affected by ongoing industrial action by the CFMMEU.
Free Trade Agreements with Peru and Hong Kong are set to come into action in the following weeks.
Patrick Terminals and DP World in Fremantle to have planned MUA stoppages in January
Measures have been put in place and announced by the Chinese Central Government that will mean an extension to the Lunar New Year holidays across China.
Under seasonal measures certain goods that can meet allocated criteria will not be subject to BMSB measures on arrival.
There are potential delays at container terminals along with concerns with border processing due to the closure of Chinese customs offices.
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