Port Logistics
Managing efficiencies
A comprehensive guide to the sea freight supply chain has been developed by a working group of the Landside Logistics Forum for imorters, exporters and other parties in the supply chain. The guide is aimed at helping participants improve their efficiency and reduce delays, congestion and unnecessary costs.
“A Guide to Maximising Efficiencies in the Sea Freight Container Supply Chain” is the culmination of extensive consultation with all parties in the sea freight supply chain, and draws extensively on the work carried out by the Victorian Freight and Logistics Council for the Business Activity Harmonisation Study (BAHS).
Comments on the Guide are most welcome, please email them to Andrew.Rankine@portbris.com.au.
A Guide to Maximising Efficiencies in the Sea Freight Container Supply Chain (Adobe pdf 0.2MB)
BMT – Intermediate Import Storage Facility (Adobe pdf 0.07MB)
“A Guide to Maximising Efficiencies in the Sea Freight Container Supply Chain” is the culmination of extensive consultation with all parties in the sea freight supply chain, and draws extensively on the work carried out by the Victorian Freight and Logistics Council for the Business Activity Harmonisation Study (BAHS).
Comments on the Guide are most welcome, please email them to Andrew.Rankine@portbris.com.au.
A Guide to Maximising Efficiencies in the Sea Freight Container Supply Chain (Adobe pdf 0.2MB)
BMT – Intermediate Import Storage Facility (Adobe pdf 0.07MB)
