Category Archives: Clarke Global News
LCL vs FCL: Understanding Less than Container Load vs Full Container Load Shipping
When shipping goods internationally, one of the most important decisions importers and exporters face is choosing between LCL vs FCL shipping. Selecting the right option can significantly impact your freight costs, transit times, and supply chain efficiency. Read on for a breakdown of the differences between Less than Container Load (LCL) and Full Container Load […]
Client Update: Extended Australian Border Force Holds
Clarke Global Logistics wishes to keep our clients updated of ongoing Australian Border Force (ABF) border holds that are currently affecting both sea freight and air freight shipments. Industry body IFCBAA (International Forwarders & Customs Brokers Association of Australia) has reported that since December there has been a noticeable increase in both the number of […]
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What Is Heavy Lift Cargo?
A Practical Guide for Importers, Exporters & Project Managers In global logistics, some cargo simply doesn’t fit inside the neat lines of a container. It’s too heavy, too tall, too wide, too long — or all the above. That’s where heavy lift cargo comes in. Heavy lift cargo refers to large, over-dimensional or exceptionally heavy […]
PONDUS Weighing Device to be introduced at DPW Brisbane
The Pondus Stand calibrated weighing device will now be introduced at DP World Brisbane terminal from 1st January 2026. This innovative weighing device was first implemented in Australia back in January 2022 to more accurately verify and record the weight of shipping containers prior to vessel loading, for safety and regulatory compliance. DP World currently […]
M1 TOLL CHANGES AHEAD FOR HEAVY VEHICLES
Container transport operators are getting ready for a hit to their bottom line, with new heavy vehicle tolls coming to Melbourne’s M1 corridor once the West Gate Tunnel opens in December. A new Transurban tolling point will be set up for heavy vehicles east of Millers Road, meaning trucks will be charged in both directions […]
Understanding Sea Cargo Reporting Requirements for Smooth Sea Freight Operations
When it comes to international shipping, accurate and timely reporting of sea cargo information is not just good practice — it’s a legal requirement. Understanding sea cargo reporting requirements helps importers, exporters, and freight forwarders avoid costly delays, penalties, and compliance issues. At Clarke Global Logistics, we help businesses navigate the complexities of sea freight […]
Air Freight From Australia to New Zealand
Shipping goods between Australia and New Zealand requires speed, reliability, and an expert logistics partner who understands the nuances of trans-Tasman trade. At Clarke Global Logistics, we simplify the complexities of air freight, ensuring your cargo reaches New Zealand swiftly and efficiently. In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about air freight […]
Update on China Shipments Schedule Delays
International shipping schedules have recently faced significant disruptions due to two unavoidable external factors: the impact of Super Typhoon Huajiasha and the upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday period in China. 1. Impact of Super Typhoon Huajiasha Shenzhen was recently struck by Super Typhoon Huajiasha, with winds reaching up to Level 17. This extreme […]