CTT Container Detention Fees Likely to Become a Bigger Pressure Point

From 1 August 2012, several container shipping lines have reduced the “free” container time from 10 days to seven days.  The CBFCA and the VTA have already expressed their significant concern regarding the move and the likely...

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New Customs Licensing Conditions to be a Subject of CBFCA Member Forums in July

There has been significant interest in the new conditions which the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (“Customs”) is imposing on those it licenses including licensed customs brokers, warehouse operators and depo...

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Customs turns attention to those operating licensed premises

In recent updates, we have referred to the actions by the Minister for Home Affairs and the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (“Customs”) in response to perceived problems with crime, corruption and security at ...

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Full Federal Court Rules on “substitutability” in TCO Matters

Some readers would be aware of extensive recent litigation on the availability of tariff concession orders (“TCOs”) in relation to “reach” and “lift” trucks which litigation has had broader consequences for the law rel...

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Investigation into Alleged Subsidies and Dumping of Aluminium Road Wheels

The Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (“Customs”) has been conducting an investigation into alleged dumping and subsidies relating to the export of aluminium road wheels (“ARW”) from the PRC to Australia. Cu...

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Customs Unveils New Licence Conditions for Customs Brokers

Previously, we reported on the likely impacts on industry from the recent announcements by the Minister for Home Affairs regarding increased control on cargo and those handling and the reporting of its movement through the supply ...

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