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Melbourne, Australia
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Due to critical stock levels we needed a fast solution to urgently meet growing client demand. Presented with this challenge, ICE quickly identified appropriate freighter services and proactively managed the movement of goods end to end.
Eddie Liaw - Supply Chain Director
ICE offered flexibility, high levels of communication and attention to detail during our pick, pack and delivery project. With their professional support we were able to meet the demands of our supply chain knowing our freight was in safe hands.
Tony Kealy - National Distribution Manager
Since having International Cargo Express handle my ocean freight , I have had my bookings and equipment available without exception and on time. Communication between ICE and my supplier is very good and I receive information via my shipper before my supplier.
Michael Caiacob - Purchasing and Supply Officer
Due to critical stock levels we needed a fast solution to urgently meet growing client demand. Presented with this challenge, ICE quickly identified appropriate freighter services and proactively managed the movement of goods end to end.
Eddie Liaw - Supply Chain Director
ICE offered flexibility, high levels of communication and attention to detail during our pick, pack and delivery project. With their professional support we were able to meet the demands of our supply chain knowing our freight was in safe hands.
Tony Kealy - National Distribution Manager
Since having International Cargo Express handle my ocean freight , I have had my bookings and equipment available without exception and on time. Communication between ICE and my supplier is very good and I receive information via my shipper before my supplier.
Michael Caiacob - Purchasing and Supply Officer
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Attracting overseas investors.✅
Reducing import costs.✅
Tapping into overseas markets.✅
These are some of the benefits of Free Trade Agreements. Find out more about Australia's FTAs here: www.icecargo.com.au/free-trade-agreements-australia/
China Cosco Shipping has identified the self-ignition of misreported lithium batteries causing a fire on the vessel while it was enroute to India. We can’t stress enough the importance of being aware of the requirements for shipping dangerous goods.
For a complete understanding on how to move lithium batteries properly visit: www.icecargo.com.au/lithium-batteries-import/
Lithium batteries identified as cause of fire onboard Cosco boxship -
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China Cosco Shipping has identified the self-ignition of misreported lithium batteries as the cause of fire onboard its mega boxship . The vessel caught fire while it was enroute to Nhava Sheva, India from Port Klang last weekend, and had to divert to Colombo for inspections. According to a Cosco up...A step-by-step guide to finding the right supplier for your business, ranging from research and selection to negotiating the best price and reviewing your relationship.
How To Source International Suppliers And Partners From Australia
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We show you how to find the right supplier for your business, ranging from research and selection to negotiating the best price.Buyer’s consolidation is a method of shipping freight from a point of origin to an end destination by grouping your shipments together into one larger shipment. By consolidating a number of shipments, you may be able to save on shipping costs and reduce the risk of damage to your freight.
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Australia has officially become the world’s largest exporter of liquefied natural gas on an annualised basis, with an estimated record 77.5m tonnes of locally produced LNG in 2019.
Australia becomes the world’s largest LNG exporter | The DCN
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Australia becomes the world’s largest LNG exporter Posted by David Sexton | 6th January, 2020 Credit: Shutterstock AUSTRALIA has officially become the world’s largest exporter of liquefied natural gas on an annualised basis, consultancy EnergyQuest has reported. In sending overseas, an estimated...