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Businesses updating warehouses for new trends

Throughout 2022, COVID-19, the rise of e-commerce and urbanisation and other megatrends have created extraordinary challenges for industrial occupiers in Australia. But these recent events have also generated valuable opportunities for businesses looking to optimise their existing industrial space strategically. Read More

Industrial warehouse demand increases in North Brisbane

CBRE says a flurry of leasing activity has driven the industrial and logistics vacancy rate in Brisbane’s north to sub one per cent with growing manufacturers predominantly taking up sites. Read More

TMX develops new site for The Consortium Clemenger

TMX has partnered with The Consortium Clemenger (TCC), complex warehousing and fulfilment specialists, which has committed to a new facility in Melbourne’s Truganina and is expanding its Sydney-based Pemulwuy site. Read More

Container Management Portal reveals detention fees

C.H. Robinson, global logistics company, says it has good news for importers who may have been paying increased detention fees for their containers with its Container Management Portal (CMP). Read More

Low vacancy rates causing higher rents

According to the CBRE Research H2 2022 report, industrial and logistics vacancy rates around Australia have reached a new record low, with the lack of supply resulting in increasing rents. Read More

Coca-Cola manages demand with MobileDOCK

Bestrane has helped Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) manage ongoing demand by providing it with its fully hosted, cloud-based web dock appointment scheduling service, MobileDOCK. Read More

Dexion develops earthquake-resistant racking

Dexion’s engineering capabilities include designing racking systems that reduce the impact of seismic activity as a result of years of testing and research, and says these structures are built in compliance with regulations governments and local authorities set. Read More

Connected Supply Chains Power the World’s Christmas

Find out how Blue Yonder technology is helping Santa to deliver the kids’ Christmas wishes, no matter when and where they come from. Our connected digital supply chain powers the spirit of Christmas, so no child’s wishes go unfulfilled. Click the baubles to learn more. Read More

Pallet shortage causing supply chain disruptions

Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA) and the Australian Peak Shippers Association (APSA) say they have received extensive feedback from members raising concerns about the lack of available timber pallets. Read More

Port Kembla delivers first light rail

NSW Ports says the first Parramatta Light Rail vehicle was offloaded from a ship at Port Kembla, which is helping deliver a major state government transport project for Western Sydney. Read More

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Businesses updating warehouses for new trends

Industrial warehouse demand increases in North Brisbane

TMX develops new site for The Consortium Clemenger

Container Management Portal reveals detention fees

Low vacancy rates causing higher rents

Coca-Cola manages demand with MobileDOCK

Dexion develops earthquake-resistant racking

Connected Supply Chains Power the World’s Christmas

Pallet shortage causing supply chain disruptions

Port Kembla delivers first light rail

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