• April 4th, 2018 New Website

    ICE Launches New Website

    International Cargo Express are excited to announce the launch of our brand new website! Working with Excite Media our new website is designed to p...
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  • January 24th, 2018

    Ocean Network Express (ONE Line) is here

    Industry Update: Mitsui (MOL), K Line and NYK complete their merger. From 1st April 2018 all individual services with these shipping lines have sto...
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  • January 22nd, 2018 Airfreight Review

    2017 Year in Review – Airfreight

    Airfreight Review Now that 2017 is behind us, we look back at trends and key figures in our dedicated airfreight review. We look at what trends and...
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  • January 8th, 2018 Shipping Review 2017

    2017 Year in Review: Shipping

    As we launch into 2018, we look back and review a tumultuous year for Australian shipping. 2017 introduced multiple shipping line alliances, acquis...
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Which Products Are Prohibited From Entering And Leaving Australia? Find out in our blog: bit.ly/39c1538 ... See MoreSee Less

Which Products Are Prohibited From Entering And Leaving Australia? Find out in our blog: https://bit.ly/39c1538
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The markings on your containers are critical at every stage in the supply chain, as they're responsible for signalling to various parties the important information they need to keep your goods secure.
Below, we'll consider everything ranging from container numbers and ISO Codes to classifications and cubes.
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The markings on your containers are critical at every stage in the supply chain, as theyre responsible for signalling to various parties the important information they need to keep your goods secure.Below, well consider everything ranging from container numbers and ISO Codes to classifications and cubes.https://bit.ly/3boo7CE
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