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Contact us today for a consultation! Service Offerings: - Freight Forwarding - Customs & Quarantine Commercial Clearance Services - Postal and Courier Clearance Services - Domestic Transport & Warehousing - C

ustoms Consulting Services - Enterprise Management System – Book a shipment, upload your documents, and see your jobs statuses and tracking via our client portal. We deliver personalised, professional, and reliable supply chain and logistics services tailored to your business needs. With extensive knowledge in the customs and logistics field, we strive to get the job done timely, cost-efficiently, and compliantly.

Thinking about exporting but not sure if your business is truly ready?Many businesses receive overseas enquiries and ass...
16/06/2026

Thinking about exporting but not sure if your business is truly ready?

Many businesses receive overseas enquiries and assume they're ready to go. The reality is that successful exporting requires much more than finding an international customer.

Join me in Canberra for a practical workshop where we'll assess export readiness, identify capability gaps, explore risks, and develop a clear action plan for international growth.

You'll leave with practical tools, templates, and a personalised export readiness assessment to help guide your next steps.

📅 25 June 2026
📍 Canberra Innovation Network
🎟️ Free to attend

Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/are-you-export-ready-diagnosing-capability-gaps-and-next-steps?c=rd

⚠️ Important Update for Importers: Counterfeit Goods Laws Are ChangingThe Customs Legislation Amendment (False Trade Mar...
08/06/2026

⚠️ Important Update for Importers: Counterfeit Goods Laws Are Changing

The Customs Legislation Amendment (False Trade Marks Infringement Notices) Act 2026 received Royal Assent on 20 May 2026 and introduces significant changes to Australia’s approach to counterfeit imports.

Under the new legislation:
• Importing goods with false trade marks (counterfeit goods) will become a strict liability offence
• ABF will be able to issue infringement notices directly to importers
• Penalties may reach up to 60 penalty units — currently AUD19,800
• ABF will no longer need to prove intent or knowledge, only that the goods carried false trade marks

Previously, trade mark owners often had to pursue costly civil court action themselves, with litigation reportedly costing between $200k–$500k.

The new framework is designed to:
✔ Strengthen enforcement
✔ Reduce the profitability of counterfeit importing
✔ Create a stronger deterrent across supply chains

The legislation will commence either:
1️⃣ On a future Proclamation date determined by Government once ABF is ready to enforce, or
2️⃣ Automatically from 21 November 2026 if no proclamation occurs earlier.

Importers, wholesalers, and procurement teams should ensure:
• Suppliers are legitimate
• Brand authorisations are verified
• Due diligence processes are documented
• Product authenticity checks form part of procurement and compliance processes

This is another reminder that supply chain compliance now extends well beyond customs declarations alone.

Race day! Cracker of a spot with the and crew.
06/06/2026

Race day! Cracker of a spot with the and crew.

Finke 2026! Let’s goo 💨
05/06/2026

Finke 2026! Let’s goo 💨

🌍 New EU–Mexico Trade Deal Expected to Open New Markets & Strengthen Supply ChainsA newly signed trade agreement between...
05/06/2026

🌍 New EU–Mexico Trade Deal Expected to Open New Markets & Strengthen Supply Chains

A newly signed trade agreement between the European Union and Mexico is being welcomed by shippers, freight forwarders, and logistics providers as a major step toward expanding global trade opportunities and reducing supply chain risk.

The modernised agreement:
✅ Provides duty-free access for almost all goods
✅ Expands opportunities across services, digital trade, procurement, and agriculture
✅ Aims to reduce administrative burdens and border complexity
✅ Supports diversification away from heavy reliance on the US and China

Trade between the EU and Mexico has already grown more than 75% over the past decade, with over 45,000 EU businesses expected to benefit from the updated agreement.

Industry groups including the European Shippers’ Council (ESC) and CLECAT have highlighted the importance of:
📦 Smoother customs procedures
📦 More predictable trading conditions
📦 Improved regulatory cooperation
📦 Greater resilience within international supply chains

From a logistics and supply chain perspective, agreements like this are increasingly about more than tariffs — they are about market access, resilience, sourcing diversification, and long-term geopolitical strategy.

As global trade lanes continue to shift, businesses that understand changing trade agreements and supply chain opportunities will be better positioned to adapt and grow.

🏁 Off to the Finke Desert Race with the Custom Lithium Team!Looking forward to an awesome week of racing, dust, long day...
03/06/2026

🏁 Off to the Finke Desert Race with the Custom Lithium Team!

Looking forward to an awesome week of racing, dust, long days, and good people out in the desert.

Finke is one of Australia’s toughest and most iconic off-road races — and we’re excited to be part of it this year.

Wishing all competitors, crews, and support teams a safe and successful race week. Let’s go! 🔥🚛🏍️

🚨 Biosecurity Industry Update – Changes to UPE Biosecurity Directions & NoticesDAFF has released IAN 75-2026 outlining u...
01/06/2026

🚨 Biosecurity Industry Update – Changes to UPE Biosecurity Directions & Notices

DAFF has released IAN 75-2026 outlining upcoming changes to the format and delivery of biosecurity directions and notices for Unaccompanied Personal Effects (UPE) entries.

These changes form part of the rollout of the new Integrated Cargo and Container Platform (ICCP) — DAFF’s modernised system that will progressively replace AIMS.

What’s changing?
📍 Initial pilot commenced 19 May 2026
📍 Limited to selected HVSO UPE cargo in Melbourne
📍 Broader industry rollout expected later in 2026

Key operational changes include:

📧 New automated sender email:
[email protected]
(replacing [email protected])

📄 Notice attachments will now be issued as PDFs
(no longer .htm files)

📝 Updated email subject line format:
Notice Type | Entry Number | Importer | House Bill | Discharge Port

📚 Direction and notice templates now include:
• Clear legislative references under the Biosecurity Act 2015
• More detailed compliance instructions
• Potential consequences for non-compliance
• Improved readability and structure

Important reminder:
While the format and delivery method are changing, the import clearance process and compliance obligations remain the same.

Businesses that automatically process or store DAFF directions may need to review internal systems and workflows to ensure compatibility with the new format.

For further information:
📧 [email protected]
📞 Client Contact Group: 1800 900 090

🚛 NHVR Intensifies Focus on Sham Contracting & High-Risk OperatorsThe National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has announ...
29/05/2026

🚛 NHVR Intensifies Focus on Sham Contracting & High-Risk Operators

The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has announced a renewed crackdown on high-risk transport operators, while also increasing focus on sham contracting practices across the road transport sector.

According to the NHVR:
• 21 operators have been identified as presenting unacceptable safety risks
• Multiple operators have lost accreditation or are under review
• Prohibition notices have already been issued to several businesses following intelligence-led investigations

What is sham contracting?
Sham contracting occurs when workers are incorrectly classified as independent contractors instead of employees — often to avoid obligations such as:

• Superannuation
• Leave entitlements
• Workers compensation
• Payroll obligations

Regulators and industry groups are increasingly linking sham contracting to:
⚠️ Safety risks
⚠️ Fatigue pressures
⚠️ Poor maintenance practices
⚠️ Unsustainable pricing models
⚠️ Unfair competition across the supply chain

This is becoming a major focus area across transport, logistics, and supply chain operations — with the NHVR, Fair Work Ombudsman, ATO, and other agencies now working together more closely than ever before.

A strong reminder that compliance is no longer just about freight movement — it extends across governance, workforce arrangements, safety culture, and supply chain accountability.

🚨 Did You Know? Australia Maintains a Formal List of “Listed Human Diseases” Under Biosecurity Legislation.DAFF has rele...
27/05/2026

🚨 Did You Know? Australia Maintains a Formal List of “Listed Human Diseases” Under Biosecurity Legislation.

DAFF has released IIAN 79-2026 advising that Andes Virus infection (Orthohantavirus andesense) has now been added as a listed human disease by the Australian Centre for Disease Control.

As a result:
• The Biosecurity (Listed Human Diseases) Determination 2016 has been superseded
• The new Biosecurity (Listed Human Diseases) Determination 2026 now applies
• Existing import permits referencing the 2016 determination may be impacted

This change may affect the importation of:
🧪 Microorganisms
🧬 Genetic material
🧫 Test kits
🩸 Infected human or animal tissues and fluids
🔬 Scientific and laboratory materials

DAFF has advised that both standard and non-standard permits may require review or amendment, with impacted permit holders to be contacted directly.

It’s a strong reminder that biosecurity compliance extends far beyond traditional cargo and can impact highly specialised scientific and research imports.

For further information:
📧 [email protected]

We’ve been a little quiet on socials lately… because behind the scenes, OSCL has been absolutely flat out.Over the past ...
25/05/2026

We’ve been a little quiet on socials lately… because behind the scenes, OSCL has been absolutely flat out.

Over the past few weeks we’ve:
• Rolled out new software across the business
• Successfully passed our ISO surveillance audit
• Won our first government tender
• Continued supporting clients through freight, customs, compliance, and supply chain challenges
• And somehow still found time to start prep for the Finke Desert Race (so keen!).

The reality is — the work never stopped.

Behind every shipment is problem solving, coordination, compliance management, and a team working hard to keep cargo moving.

One thing we’ll always prioritise is supporting our clients and delivering practical logistics solutions that actually work.

We’re back and ready to share more industry insights, behind-the-scenes operations, freight updates, and everything happening inside OSCL.

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Wednesday 9am - 3pm
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