When it comes to shipping globally, there are several important documents that required due attention and diligence to ensure against delays and disruptions to your supply chain. Most of the well-known shipping documents include bills of lading, commercial invoices, but … Continue reading →

When Amazon opened up Amazon Marketplace it allowed third party sellers to use its powerful B2B platform to facilitate global trade. Whilst Amazon carries its Amazon brands and products, Amazon Marketplace allows for products of different brands and companies to … Continue reading →

Often abbreviated as CoR, Chain of Responsibility is a  concept that aligns the legal obligations towards a party or parties of a supply chain during transport. This was devised towards establishing accountability during the transport of goods along the supply … Continue reading →

Coastal shipping is the term that relates to the domestic transport of cargo freight between states of Australia and overseas nations via ocean freight vessels compared to that of road and rail freight means. As an island nation, coastal shipping … Continue reading →

Often, your cargo just doesn’t get on the ship. Usually this means the entire container that had your cargo in it, was not loaded onto the ship it was intended for. This is when your cargo gets classified as rolled … Continue reading →

Our previous blog post looked at the Shipping Industry in the first quarter of 2021 with a recap of everything that’s happened. In this blog post, we look at how Industrial Action and other similar issues contributed to the overall … Continue reading →

With the state of the shipping industry riddled with congestion, delays, and not to mention rising freight rates, the chaos in the shipping and logistics industry is something never seen in the world in modern world. With different countries going … Continue reading →