New Zealand’s Prime Minister has been in Japan promoting relationships and trade. This visit is crucial for strengthening international connectionsh. Following this visit Air New Zealand has announced an increase in flights between our two countries, which will be great for those who are Trading between New Zealand and Japan, as this means more opportunities ...

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The vital centre for international trade, the Port of Singapore, is currently experiencing major congestion. This congestion is causing delays for container ships awaiting berthing, which may disrupt shipping schedules around the region and further afield. With the ongoing problems in the Red Sea forcing ships to reroute around the Cape of Good Hope this ...

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The NZ-EU Free Trade Agreement is set to take effect on May 1, 2024. New Zealand’s horticultural sector, a leading exporter to the EU valued at $714 million annually, will immediately benefit from a $46 million reduction in tariffs. Fish and seafood producers will see tariffs totalling $20 million slashed on exports worth $241 million, ...

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At Method Logistics, we’re committed to supporting government agencies in maintaining the security of the supply chains. This is increasingly important with the amount of drugs and other contraband entering NZ lately. Click the link below to watch a video from New Zealand Customs, providing information on this issue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaWhTVboQfA

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In our dynamic and increasingly interconnected world, the logistics sector is witnessing significant developments and strategic investments across the globe, reflecting a commitment to enhancing infrastructure and fortifying supply chains. Here’s a glimpse into some noteworthy initiatives shaping the industry for 2024: 1. DSV and NEOM’s $10 Billion Joint Venture: Danish logistics provider DSV has ...

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Change is on the horizon for Biosecurity New Zealand’s Container Check Portal (CCP). In the early months of 2024, a revamped version of CCP is set to emerge, bringing with it a slew of improvements aimed at modernizing our internal border systems and ensuring a more resilient platform for the future. The most significant alteration ...

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Australia has suffered two major set backs at their wharves creating shipping delays for imports, exports, and shipments routed through Australian ports. If you are concerned about your current shipments that involve Australian ports, please feel free to contact us. Wharf Strikes in Australia Following dozens of work bans between 6 October and 20 October ...

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MPI- Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) Season is now underway. If you have any questions, please ask. Also, please forward all documents to us for clearance as soon as you are able to, to avoid the possibility of any delays with the added paperwork of this time of year. Season started again on September 1st ...

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The official launch of the Viewpoint Supply Chain is underway, bringing a new level of integrated logistics across a significant portion of the North Island. “Eighteen months ago, Napier Port began testing customer demand for a North Island-focused supply chain service that offered a personalised, tailored approach to warehousing and logistics,” says Napier Port CEO ...

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A cooperation agreement with the Kingdom of the Netherlands comes into effect from Sunday 1 October, marking a new chapter in collaboration with a key European partner. The Customs Mutual Administrative Assistance Agreement (CMAA) was signed by officials from both governments in Wellington on 10 March 2022. The agreement allows the New Zealand Customs Service ...

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