Australia International Logistics Pty Ltd

24/12/2021

Thank you for all of your support in what has been a crazy 2021, wishing all of you , your families and friends a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year , stay safe and see you in 2022!!

28/09/2020

Please see below received by DP World this morning.

Issue: Protected Industrial Action at DP World Brisbane, 29/09/2020.
Short Description: -

Just a reminder that from 0700 tomorrow, Tuesday 29 September, DP World Brisbane Terminal's vessel operations and non-automated yard operations will be stopped for 24 hours.

Road operations to the automated modules WILL operate as normal during this period.

Re**er containers will be received and delivered into the modules tomorrow.

All vessel and road operations will resume at 0700 on Wednesday 30 September 2020.

**Please be aware that the old yard will not be available during this stoppage.

**NO OOG & NO COLD TREATMENT REEFERS will be received.

24/08/2020

We have been advised this morning that vessels departing Qingdao and surrounding waters will be delayed due to a military exercise taking place as per the advise attached .
It is always worthwhile working out your lead times so that you can hopefully avoid any delays should you need anything further do not hesitate to call .

27/05/2020

A little touch of kindness to all of our clients and service providers is being distributed as quickly as possible so they understand just how appreciated they are in these times !!! Thank you 👏

22/04/2020

Just to lighten the mood in these times new airport codes within the house

19/03/2020

COVOID 19 UPDATE INTERNATIONAL VESSELS ARRIVAL INTO QUEENSLAND
Issue: COVID-19 / VESSEL MOVEMENTS UPDATE / 19 March 20
Short Description: Maritime Safety Queensland have placed restrictions on all vessels arriving from international ports.
Advice on precautionary measures, vessel reporting to date and current directions can be accessed at : www.msq.qld.gov.au/covid19update
Issue Impact: Restrictions will affect vessel movements at Patrick Terminals and Carriers should be guided by the information available to them in 1-Stop.
Patrick Terminal recommends container bookings are made only once vessel availability is published in 1-Stop VBS.
Duration of Delay: 42 days 0 hrs 0 min.
Issue Commencement: 19/03/2020 14:00
Expected Resolution: 30/04/2020 14:00
Resolution Action: Please do not make any assumptions and book slots for containers that are not yet available.
Priority: Urgent
Notification Date: 19/03/2020 00:00
Current for: 30 Day(s)

Information on steps MSQ is taking to minimise the risk of Coronavirus

17/03/2020

HAPPY ST PATRICKS DAY !!!!
Hopefully for 5 minutes we can all enjoy a green beer and stare at a Leprechaun with joy xx

14/01/2020

BMSB Policies Effective
The below article shows the preventative methods that the department has gone to in order to protect the borders of Australia as much as it can be frustrating at times for importers , it is extremely important that we ensure that these types of pests do not infiltrate our borders

POLICIES aimed at preventing a brown marmorated stink bug incursion have proven effective this year, a spokesperson for the Department of Agriculture says.

This followed a recent case where the vessel Dugong Ace was directed to leave Australian territory before Christmas after it was assessed as posing an “unacceptable biosecurity risk” following the detection of stink bugs and other seasonal pests.

“Since leaving Australia, the operator of the vessel has worked with the department to develop a plan to manage the biosecurity risk associated with the vessel and its cargo,” the spokesperson said.

“The vessel operator is currently implementing this plan.”

Two vessels have been turned away this season, the Dugong Ace and the Orca Ace.

“While we are just over the half-way point of the 2019-20 BMSB season, the policies put in place for this season have so far been effective, with few live detections found on the targeted pathways,” the spokesperson said.

“In the coming months the department will begin to review the 2019-20 BMSB season and potential risk countries and tariffs for the 2020-21 BMSB season.”

According to the Department, for the 2019-2020 BMSB risk season (as at 8 January 2020), there have been 115 detections of BMSB (live and dead), as compared with 312 detections for the entire 2018-19 BMSB season.

Live detections have included:
•8 detections associated with BMSB and other hitchhiker pests on commercial vessels (mainly vehicle carrier vessels)
•3 detections associated in the traveller pathway
•3 detection associated with air cargo
•8 detections associated with sea cargo.

“The department is continuing to monitor the spread and establishment of BMSB, and will review the measures based on detections BMSB and the risk pathways, and make any necessary adjustments to ensure that the risk to Australia is managed,” the spokesperson said.

“In addition to the seasonal measures, the department has increased intervention for onshore inspections for certain goods shipped from identified emerging risk countries.”

06/01/2020

Chinese New Year
Is almost upon us if you have orders that need to be moved before your suppliers have a well earned break please let us know as soon as possible so that we can arrange the movement of your orders as soon as possible