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Exciting times for staff at Lynair International Logistics as we have been acquired by Bollore Logistics as of 1st of August 2022. Business as usual for all our Customers and Suppliers. Please follow Bollore Logistics for all future news.

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Happy Easter to all from the Lynair Team!! 🐣

The Shanghai region has been plunged into more lockdowns with the Chinese government pursuing a Covid zero policy. This is affecting all air and sea freight movement out of Shanghai along with strict restrictions that have been placed on trucking in the region. Please read on for further details:

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/further-supply-chain-stress-with-china-covid-lockdowns/

Further supply chain stress with China COVID Lockdowns - Lynair Logistics With the Chinese Government pursuing a COVID zero policy they have locked significant areas of Shanghai with up to 25 million residences not allowed to leave there home unless a permit has been approved. The lockdowns are in the Pudong and Puxi areas. Puxi lockdown...

Happy International Womens day!! Thank you to all the amazing Women at Lynair for all your work and dedication making the difference everyday. 👏

China has been declared an emerging risk country for BMSB for the remainder of the 2021-22 BMSB season. This has resulted from the detection of live BMSB in some containerised commodities imported from China. See our latest blog for further details

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/china-bmsb-update/

China - BMSB Update - Lynair Logistics Please be advised that China has been declared an emerging risk country for BMSB for the remainder of the 2021-22 BMSB season.  This has resulted from the detection of live BMSB in some containerised commodities imported from China. The impact for clients is that FCL...

Air freight cargo capacity is going to continue to be very tight throughout 2022 and indications are that rates will remain on the high side. Click link for more information:

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/air-freight-update-3/

Air Freight Update - Lynair Logistics Air freight cargo capacity is going to continue to be very tight throughout 2022 and indications are that rates will remain on the high side. There was some hope towards the back end of 2021 that we would start to see an increase in capacity...

Australia and the UK have signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) claimed to be the most comprehensive free agreement that Australia has concluded other than with New Zealand.

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/australia-and-united-kingdom-free-trade-agreement/

Australia and United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement - Lynair Logistics Australia and the UK have signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) claimed to be the most comprehensive free agreement that Australia has concluded other than with New Zealand. For importers, duties on the majority of British imports into Australia will be eliminated when the FTA...

Please see our latest blog for details about Chinese New Year closures and other events affecting cargo out of China.

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/chinese-new-year-closures-and-china-updates/

Chinese New Year closures and China updates - Lynair Logistics In years gone by, we would just be updating you with the Chinese New Year (CNY) dates and the approximate last date whereby a container could be booked prior to CNY. Unfortunately, there is so much more happening at the same time as CNY that...

With International trade challenges set to continue into 2022 it is important to take the time to review some lessons from 2021 as part of your 2022 planning. There will be break points in the supply of materials and it is critical to understand where that might be and what contingency plans can be made.

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/break-points-in-the-supply-of-materials/

Break Points in the Supply of Materials - Lynair Logistics With International trade challenges set to continue into 2022 it is important to take the time to review some lessons from 2021 as part of your 2022 planning. The shipping delays have been well reported but for importers particularly at the back end of 2021...

Please see below our operating hours for the holiday period. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your support in 2021 and we look forward to working with you again in 2022.

Australia will be seeing more flights from November 1st, however it is likely we will not see any rate decreases in November as the additional flights whilst welcomed will not be significant, the demand for air freight to Australia continues unabated so the extra capacity will be taken up very quickly.

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/air-freight-update-2/

Air Freight Update - Lynair Logistics Will there be more planes heading to Australia?It does look like some positive news on this front with the Federal, NSW and VIC Governments making recent announcements on the opening up of our international borders. Albeit opening at a pedestrian rate, we should be seeing...

MUA Industrial Action continues: The ocean freight challenges we are all experiencing are difficult enough, but it is going to be further stressed with the ongoing industrial action from the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA).

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/mua-industrial-action-continues/

Patrick's have also announced they have 'lodged an application with the Fair Work Commission to terminate its Enterprise Agreement with the MUA.'
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MUA Industrial Action continues - Lynair Logistics The ocean freight challenges we are all experiencing are difficult enough, but it is going to be further stressed with the ongoing industrial action from the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA). Union strikes at Patrick terminals around Australia has been in place now for a...

USA Gridlock - Sea Freight

The delays with ocean freight cargo in and out of the USA is continuing. Essentially there are too many vessels holding too much cargo and the infrastructure required to manage these vessels is not sufficient. This includes the ports, trucks, rail and warehouses.

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/usa-gridlock-sea-freight/

USA Gridlock - Sea Freight - Lynair Logistics The delays with ocean freight cargo in and out of the USA is continuing, there was slight improvement earlier in the month but it has again escalated to the extent that shelves in some USA retailers are becoming bare. Essentially there are too many vessels...

Last week Australia recorded the lowest level of flying anywhere in the world. Australian air cargo has been heavily impacted by the combined impact of closed domestic and international borders.

Prior to the pandemic, 70% of inbound air imports to Australia travelled in the belly of passenger aircrafts. As a result when travel bubbles open up, we should see some cargo bubbles.

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/air-freight-update-september/

Air Freight update - September - Lynair Logistics We need more planes heading to Australia In concerning news for the Australian aviation industry last week, Australia recorded the lowest level of flying anywhere in the world. The combined impact of closed domestic and international borders and the reduction in Australians being permitted entry...

Celebration for another important Birthday at Lynair!! Happy 60th birthday to our MD Gus !! 🥂🙌

Our latest blog is now live which outlines the current sea freight situation globally. Click below for more details or contact us at [email protected] to discuss your freight needs.

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/sea-freight-update-september/

Sea Freight Update - September - Lynair Logistics Sea Freight update for September 2021

Air freight rates are coming under increased pressure globally as a result of several contributing factors and these issues will be impacted as we head towards the traditional peak season. See our blog for more details:

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/air-freight-update/

Air Freight Update - Lynair Logistics Airfreight rates are coming under increased pressure globally as a result of several contributing factors including: a 50% reduction of Australian residents being permitted to arrive back in AU, ongoing sea freight delays, resulting in importers needing to fly cargo to replenish stock urgently and.....

From 1st August, 2021, the Department of Agriculture Water and the Environment (DAWE) has advised that the new packing declarations are required to be completed by your suppliers for all sea freight imports to Australia.

You can find the templates here:

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/new-packing-declaration-templates/

New Packing Declaration templates - Lynair Logistics Please be advised that effective August 1st 2021 the Department of Agriculture Water and the Environment (DAWE) has advised that the new packing declarations are required to be completed by your suppliers for all sea freight imports to Australia. For single declaration this new template is...

The Dept. of Agriculture and Water Resources (DAWR) has released their proposed measures for the 2021-2022 Brown marmorated stink bug season. See our blog for a list of Target Risk Countries and Target Risk goods are listed here:

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/brown-marmorated-stink-bug-bmsb-2021-22-seasonal-measures/

Brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) 2021-22 seasonal measures - Lynair Logistics The Dept. of Agriculture and Water Resources (DAWR) has released their proposed measures for the 2021-2022 Brown marmorated stink bug season. The key measures for importers for the 2021-22 season are: The season will apply to goods shipped between 1 September 2021 and 30 April...

Further MUA Industrial Action is planned this week at Melbourne, Brisbane and Fremantle ports. Read our blog for further details:

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/planned-mua-industrial-action-at-australian-ports/

Planned MUA Industrial Action at Australian ports - Lynair Logistics We’ve been advised of further MUA Industrial Action which is planned this week at Melbourne, Brisbane and Fremantle ports. Melbourne: Planned MUA protected action stoppage on Friday 23rd July There will be no Terminal (Ship and R&D) operations from 7am Friday to 7am Saturday. Brisbane:...

Recent incidents and prosecutions have highlighted the risks and responsibilities for importers associated with container packing.

We explain your legal responsibilities when it comes to properly packing and unpacking of your containers in our blog:

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/chain-of-responsibility-laws/

Chain of Responsibility Laws (COR) - Container packing - Lynair Logistics The aim of COR is to make sure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for ensuring breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Laws (HVNL) do not occur. Under COR laws if you are named as a party in the chain of responsibility and you exercise...

Further actions have been introduced to protect against Khapra Beetle, commencing July 12th. Read our blog for further details:

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/further-actions-to-protect-against-khapra-beetle/

Further actions to protect against Khapra Beetle - Lynair Logistics The Department of Agriculture’s (DOA) Phase 6A of the urgent khapra beetle actions are to commence on 12 July. Khapra Beetle has emerged as Australia’s number two priority plant pest. Second only to the all too familiar Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB). Khapra’s origins and its...

Scheduled MUA industrial action at Australian ports, closures and stoppages will have a significant impact on the global supply chain which is already suffering under the weight of delays from lack of capacity, port congestion and of course the unprecedented increase in rates from all shipping lines. See below blog for a complete list of stoppages:

https://lynairlogistics.com.au/scheduled-industrial-action-at-australian-ports/

Scheduled Industrial action at Australian Ports - Lynair Logistics Further MUA industrial action is currently taking place at Australian ports, with more closures and stoppages planned. Such action will have a significant impact on the global supply chain which is already suffering under the weight of delays from lack of capacity, port congestion at...

MUA industrial action affecting Australian ports - many clients are now seeking to hold extra inventory levels this side to avoid the massive shortages felt during last year’s stoppages.

See our blog for further details:
https://lynairlogistics.com.au/sea-freight-further-challenges/

Sea Freight - further challenges ahead - Lynair Logistics Non-stop demand for ocean freight, port congestion and weather issues continue to cause a severe lack of capacity and is keeping ocean rates elevated, while also driving air cargo rates up as importers and exporters seek alternatives. This is being felt globally with space still a...

Great turn out for Lynair’s Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser supporting Cancer Council Australia. Thank you all for the donations and especially Sally Galloway for organising 🙌😊