By Andrew Hudson - partner, Hunt & Hunt Lawyers.
A RECENT decision of the New South Wales Supreme Court has handed Brambles the right to recover CHEP pallets even though those holding them were not customers of Brambles.
INTERNATIONAL carriers — including those from Australia — are bracing for tougher regulations, which are likely to be introduced for inbound cargo to the United States in the wake of an influential report from the US Government Accountability Office (GAO) critical of current security measures.
FORWARDERS handling HVLV (high volume low value) traffic on behalf of mail order houses have been reminded by Australian Customs of the advantages of becoming a ‘special reporter’ under the scheme covering this trade sector, including requirements relating to the ICS.
WHEN the Kiwijet Airline Company went public at the beginning of May with plans to set up a new LCC operation within New Zealand using B737-300 aircraft, the initial market reaction was one of polite scepticism. But Kiwijet is for real and its LCC model is interesting in that it factors in a night freight operation.
THE AUSTRALIAN Customs Service (ACS) has terminated the trial of a neutron scanner X-ray due to a range of disappointing results.
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By Andrew Hudson - partner, Hunt & Hunt Lawyers.
A RECENT decision of the New South Wales Supreme Court has handed Brambles the right to recover CHEP pallets even though those holding them were not customers of Brambles.
INTERNATIONAL carriers — including those from Australia — are bracing for tougher regulations, which are likely to be introduced for inbound cargo to the United States in the wake of an influential report from the US Government Accountability Office (GAO) critical of current security measures.
FORWARDERS handling HVLV (high volume low value) traffic on behalf of mail order houses have been reminded by Australian Customs of the advantages of becoming a ‘special reporter’ under the scheme covering this trade sector, including requirements relating to the ICS.
WHEN the Kiwijet Airline Company went public at the beginning of May with plans to set up a new LCC operation within New Zealand using B737-300 aircraft, the initial market reaction was one of polite scepticism. But Kiwijet is for real and its LCC model is interesting in that it factors in a night freight operation.
THE AUSTRALIAN Customs Service (ACS) has terminated the trial of a neutron scanner X-ray due to a range of disappointing results.
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