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International Cargo Express

5 days ago

By installing 5G-connected sensors to every single item, either on the inside or outside of packaging, stakeholders in the supply chain can, at any given time, see the item’s location, temperature, humidity, g-forces and much more. Recording and sharing data automatically with all parties involved would give peace of mind to both businesses and customers alike. It could also speed up production, streamline complex logistical processes, and help cut costs. ... See MoreSee Less

The impact of 5G: How will 5G affect supply chain & logistics? - Wallenius Wilhelmsen

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Supply chain and logistics involve a lot of moving parts – and keeping track of every individual item and getting them securely from A to B is an art form that often goes unappreciated.

International Cargo Express

6 days ago

Following Wednesday’s MSQ announcement banning all commercial ships from entering ports in Queensland if the ship, or anyone on board, has been in any country outside Australia within the past 14 days (bit.ly/3bjhtfT):

The Port of Brisbane is now exempt from this ruling as MSQ has established a "Two Port" Policy.

This policy will mean that the Port of Brisbane will fall in line with the Federal Government advice on receiving foreign vessels into Australia - WITH THE EXCEPTION OF VESSELS AND CREW FROM CHINA AND SOUTH KOREA (Vessels and crew from these nations will still need to observe the 14 day isolation period until further notice).

For other Queensland Ports, a number of requests for exemptions have been received and processed. Exemptions to the Directive have been granted for vessels arriving from the following countries:
- New Zealand
- Papua New Guinea
- South West Pacific Nations (to be defined by specific island states).
Singapore

Vessels departing from these countries have been deemed eligible for exemption based on a combination of the following:
- Respective countries have taken early and proactive national measures to control boarders to incoming passengers;
- Current rates of in-country infection are reported as low;
Verified port precautionary practices;
- Geographical isolation.

In the case of Papua New Guinea and South West Pacific Islands, the continued provision of essential goods is critical for these isolated and vulnerable nations during the current COVID-19 pandemic. ... See MoreSee Less

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