Heavy shipment clearance is the part of the Golden Week 2026 disruption Australian importers can least afford to leave to chance. China’s Golden Week is approaching. For businesses importing heavy machinery, oversized equipment and project cargo, the impact doesn’t stop at a delayed departure from China. It flows straight into customs and biosecurity clearance once
Australia’s Machinery Market Continues to Attract Global Buyers As infrastructure development, mining expansion and industrial projects continue across Southeast Asia, Africa and the Middle East, demand for quality used machinery remains strong. For many international buyers, Australia has become one of the most trusted sources for mining equipment, construction machinery and industrial assets. The country’s
Kenter was proud to attend and sponsor the 2026 Women in Industry Awards, recognising outstanding women who are shaping the future of Australia’s transport, construction, logistics, and industrial sectors.
Not all freight moves through the supply chain the same way. Steel cargo operations involve unique handling, transport, and safety considerations that make them significantly more complex than standard freight movements. As Australian ports continue evolving their operational and compliance frameworks, understanding these differences is becoming increasingly important for importers and project teams. Steel Cargo
The logistics industry has always operated in a fast-moving environment, but in 2026, the pace of change and disruption has reached a new level. From port congestion and vessel diversions to geopolitical tensions and rising operational costs, logistics professionals are navigating increasingly complex challenges that require more than experience alone—they require continuous learning. As supply
Kenter International Logistics has been featured in the June issue of Earthmoving Equipment Magazine. The article explores how strategic logistics, industry expertise, and strong partnerships help businesses reduce risk, improve supply chain performance, and gain a competitive advantage.
When exporting machinery to Australia, delays are often treated as unavoidable. But in many cases, they are preventable. Wash bay holds, reinspection requirements, and unexpected cleaning costs are frequently caused by issues that could have been identified before departure. From our experience managing equipment movements into Australia, one thing consistently stands out: 👉 Preparation is
Project Overview Kenter was engaged to manage the import clearance and delivery of 150 sheet piles from Tianjin to Brisbane for Dundrum Civil. The project required: Coordination across international supply chain Delivery within strict wharf free time Handling of heavy steel cargo in a high-risk terminal environment ⚠️ The Environment Steel cargo operations at Australian
Steel import logistics is becoming more operationally complex across Australia as port environments evolve and compliance expectations increase. Moving steel from an international supplier to an Australian project site involves much more than simply booking freight and transport. Importers must coordinate terminal operations, cargo handling, transport availability, site requirements and safety procedures. For contractors, importers
When exporting machinery to Australia, preparation at origin can make the difference between a smooth inspection process and costly delays. Many wash bay holds are caused not by major contamination, but by small areas that are missed during cleaning. From our experience managing equipment movements into Australia, having a structured cleaning process before departure is
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