Australian forwarders seek aid as surcharges and ‘dumped’ boxes drive costs up
Australian forwarders are on the hunt for government assistance to mitigate surging shipping costs provoked ...
By Sam Whelan
Australian freight forwarders need to work together to consolidate cargo and “defend” the country’s agricultural exports.
The government’s new International Freight Assistance Mechanism (IFAM), launched three weeks ago, has earmarked A$110m (US$70m) to subsidise cargo export flights, following an unprecedented 91% drop in capacity since the ...
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