Baltimore Bridge Collapse

By GPSM Published: March 28, 2024

FTA / APSA on Sky News – Baltimore Bridge Collapse Implications for International Trade Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA) and the Australian Peak Shippers Association (APSA) continues to lead our sector’s coverage in mainstream media explaining supply chain disruptions and its contribution to inflationary




Updated Costs

By GPSM Published: March 12, 2024

Increase in Adelaide Port Charges: Flinders Terminal in Adelaide have followed all the other ports Australia wide and will increase their Port Infrastructure Levy from 1st April, 2024 to AUD 245.00 per container. The revised costs will be added to GPSM rate portal. Motorway Toll Charges: Tollway charges have all i




Delays in processing customs entries

By GPSM Published: February 8, 2024

*Update* ICS Messaging Delays ABF Cargo Support confirms there are issues at the moment with ICS messaging and have issued the following notice: Please be advised that we are currently experiencing delays with EDI messaging. Clients should expect to experience delays with EDI messages responses. The issue is being




DP WORLD INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE

By GPSM Published: February 2, 2024

BREAKING NEWS: DP World Secures Four-Year Agreement with Maritime Union, Ending Industrial Action DP World has reached a significant in-principle four-year agreement with the Maritime Union of Australia, facilitated by the Fair Work Commission, marking the end of all industrial action. This development comes as a




SHIPMENT INSURANCE UPDATE

By GPSM Published: January 25, 2024

Shipment Insurance Update: We have bee notified by a few clients over the last 24 hours that their Insurance Underwriters have notified them of a change in their Marine Insurance coverage on any shipments moving near the Red Sea or the Suez Canal. We would recommend that all clients check with their Insurers to se




General Update

By GPSM Published: January 23, 2024

DP World Status: No change to the current status at DP World Terminals, the Maritime Union of Australia has however advised of on-going Protected Industrial Action now extended until 3rd February, 2024. Government is still insisting it will not get involved in the dispute in an attempt to broker a deal, instead ag




AUSTRALIAN WATERFRONT

By GPSM Published: January 17, 2024

The situation at Australia’s Port Terminals is far from resolved, both DP World and The Maritime Union have been calling for Government to intervene in the dispute but Government have not been willing to get involved to date, rather suggesting the two parties should negotiate a settlement via Fair Work Australia




PANAMA CANAL UPDATE & DP WORLD UPDATE

By GPSM Published: January 15, 2024

Panama Canal Update: Water levels remain extremely low in the Gatin Lake that feeds the Panama Canal due to drought conditions in the area, this is adversely affecting the lock system that operates and has led to restrictions in draught and vessel size able to transit the Canal. Following a further review of the C




Air strikes in Yemen – impacts on global shipping

By GPSM Published: January 15, 2024

Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA) and the Australian Peak Shippers Association (APSA) have received the following from James Hookham, Director Global Shippers Forum (GSF), proving a reaction and expectations of the impacts following the air strikes in Yemen over-night. The latest event that have dramatically shif




DP WORLD TERMINALS

By GPSM Published: January 12, 2024

DP World Terminals Update: MELBOURNE At 7.00am AEDT this morning, DP World Port Botany released the following detail : Due to protected industrial action DPW WST will not open for road operations on Friday 12th Jan from 0600hrs, until Friday 12th Jan 1400hrs. Slots in these zones will be cancelled. The road is pro




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