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Australian Trusted Trader Officially Launched

Aug 26, 2016

On 1 July 2016, the Australian Border Force (ABF) voluntary trade facilitation initiative, Australian Trusted Trader (ATT), opened to all Australian businesses active in the international supply chain. In the first six weeks of full ...

Tags: ABF, ATT

Exporter Confidence Plateaus Amid Competing Head and Tailwinds

Aug 25, 2016

America’s back, free trade agreements are helping (particularly with China), and Europe remains on Australian business horizons despite Brexit. This is according to the 2016 DHL Export Barometer. However, exporters are muddling ...

Tags: exporter, 2016 DHL Export Barometer

What Will Brexit Mean for Australian Food and Beverage Producers?

Jul 5, 2016

Despite indications the poll would be close, the London financial community has been dumbfounded by the decision of a majority of British voters to leave the European Union (EU). However, advocates of the 'Remain Case' were not ...

Tags: Food Producers, Beverage, Brexit

GS1 Australia and ApicsAU Get Together for Supply Chain Best Practices

Apr 15, 2016

GS1 Australia and apicsAU have announced a collaboration to share expertise, foster research, promote best practices and professional membership to the Australian supply chain community. apicsAU is a non-profit, membership community ...

Tags: GS1 Australia, ApicsAU, Supply Chain

DHL Express Opens AUD 20m Melbourne Facility

Aug 20, 2015

DHL Express has opened its new Melbourne gateway facility to better support regional businesses operating in and out of Australia. The new facility took a total investment of AUD 20 million, the largest infrastructure amount invested by DHL ...

Tags: service, gateway facility, DHL Express

One in Five Australian Businesses Lost out Financially Due to Poor Supply Chain Management

Jul 3, 2015

Outsourcing to Asia means frequent contact with your suppliers. One in five Australian businesses have lost out financially because of poor supply chain management. As elements of Australian supply chains are increasingly being ...

Tags: Australian supply chains, developing markets

Australia Working with Chinese Businesses Have Access to New Markets and Value Chains

Mar 26, 2015

Australian farmers, agribusiness and food business entrepreneurs working with Chinese businesses are reporting greater access to new markets and value chains, which is translating to increased profits, according to new research released ...

Tags: agribusiness business, food business

Training Support Funding Available From The Qld Industry Skills Fund

Feb 18, 2015

In 2014 the Queensland Department of Industry announced the launch of the new 'Industry Skills Fund'. Commencing from 19 January 2015, the $476 million 'Industry Skills Fund' assists Australian businesses to invest in training and support ...

Tags: Logistics

NSW EPA Offers a Rebate of up to $25,000 for Money Invested in Recycling Equipment

Dec 16, 2014

Australian businesses are generating an average of 1.7 tonnes of waste per employee yet only recycling half that amount. 80% of employees would like to see more recycling in their workplace. To spur recycling, NSW Environment Protection ...

Tags: recycling equipment, Packaging

FTA Has Been Finalised Between Australia and China

Nov 25, 2014

Dairy and meat industry boost from new China FTA deal A new Free Trade Agreement (FTA) has been finalised between Australia and China, with the Australian dairy and meat industries expected to benefit. Australian Prime Minister Tony ...

Tags: Dairy Industry, Meat Industry, Agriculture

Average Time Taken for Australian Businesses Has Fallen to The Lowest Level

Nov 21, 2014

The average time taken for Australian businesses to pay their invoices has fallen to the lowest level since the third quarter of 2007, in further signs that operating conditions have strengthened this year and the business sector’s ...

Tags: Payment Times, Pre-GFC Levels

Australia Post Has Officially Opened Its Upgraded Parcel Facility Across The Country

Nov 12, 2014

Australia Post has officially opened its upgraded Sydney Parcel Facility, part of a $2 billion investment in capability across the country that will dramatically increase capacity in time for the Christmas rush. The upgrade to the ...

Tags: Parcel Facility, logistics

EFIC's Export Monitor Newsletter Considers Outlook for Exports to Asia Beyond Commodities

Aug 25, 2014

The Export Finance and Insurance Corporation’s (EFIC) Export Monitor newsletter considers the outlook for exports to Asia beyond commodities. "Tourism and education exports will continue their rapid expansion, driven by especially ...

Tags: EFIC, Exports, Service

A New Poll Has Revealed That Many Victorian Employees Take Sick Days

Aug 22, 2014

"A new poll has revealed that many Victorian employees take sick days or are affected by drugs at work. The poll conducted by the Australian Drug Foundation found that 10% of Victorian employees had either taken a day off and/or gone to ...

Tags: Drugs, Employees, Service

Toll's Revenue Increased 1.1 Per Cent Over The Previous Year to $8.8 Billion

Aug 20, 2014

Toll’s revenue increased 1.1 per cent over the previous year to $8.8 billion. Total earnings before interest and tax (before individually significant items) were up 4.3 per cent to $444.4 million, and net profit after tax (before ...

Tags: Toll, Challenges, Service

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