The global steel industry is once again at the center of an escalating trade debate after the United Kingdom announced stricter steel safeguard measures aimed at protecting domestic manufacturers from rising imports. While the UK government argues that the move is necessary to defend local steel production, exporting nations such as India, Türkiye, South Korea,
Southeast Asia Shipping Delays Continue to Affect Freight Movements Southeast Asia shipping delays continue to affect major transshipment hubs, creating congestion and operational challenges across key international trade lanes. Ports including Singapore and Port Klang are operating at high capacity. This is contributing to berthing delays and longer transshipment times. In some cases, cargo may
Recent industry feedback indicates a shift in global shipping conditions, with early signs of pricing pressure emerging across both container and RoRo markets. These developments are being influenced in part by ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which are impacting fuel costs, routing decisions, and overall market stability. While overall operations remain stable, several
For centuries, international waters — also known as the high seas — have been one of the most stable and sacred fixtures of global civilization. These waters belong to no single nation. Instead, they operate under shared maritime law, allowing ships from every country to move freely, trade goods, and cross oceans without interference. This
The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) has implemented the latest Class 14.4 Rural Tailgate Updates for 2026. These revisions introduce significant changes to container eligibility and mandatory “treatment-first” sequencing. For importers and logistics managers, staying informed on these updates is the only way to ensure compliance and avoid costly port delays when moving
As we head into the final month of the year, global trade activity is shifting rapidly — from tariff adjustments to port congestion across Asia. Here’s a clear breakdown of the major developments affecting Australian importers right now, plus what you can do to stay ahead. 1. US Removes 10% Tariff on Key Agricultural Imports
Are you heading to the upcoming Ritchie Bros. Auction at Geelong on 18 June? Good news – so are we! The Kenter team will be on the ground, ready to connect with attendees and provide immediate support for all your post-auction shipping needs. We understand that securing your winning bid is just the first step; getting
Kenter International Logistics wishes to inform our valued clients of significant operational changes at the Melbourne International Roll-on Roll-off Automotive Terminal (MIRRAT), now operating as Australian Amalgamated Terminals Webb Dock West (AAT WDW) following its sale effective May 1, 2025. AAT WDW is transitioning to a new Terminal Operating System (TOS) called Master Terminal, which is
Kenter International Logistics is proud to welcome David Rollason to our team, bringing with him an impressive track record in transport, logistics, and business development. With over 30 years of experience in leading high-performing teams and optimising comprehensive warehousing and transport solutions, David’s expertise will play a pivotal role in enhancing efficiency, driving strategic growth, and
Navigating The Latest US & China Tariff Changes: A Guide for Australian Businesses The international trade landscape is constantly evolving, and recent announcements regarding tariffs by the United States and China have introduced significant shifts that Australian businesses need to understand. At Kenter Logistics, we know staying informed is crucial for managing your supply chain
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