With partners in 788 cities in 191 countries around the world, World Cargo Alliance is CFL’s Global Network. Multiple partners in each city mean that unlike multinational freight companies, we work with only the highest performing partners. Collectively, WCA is larger than any multi-national logistics company.
In December 2018 CFL was approved by the Department of Home Affairs (Trade and Customs Division) as an accredited Australian Trusted Trader. (International AEO and Trade Facilitation) Approval as a Trusted Trader recognises businesses with a secure supply chain and compliant trade practices, rewarding accredited businesses with a range of trade facilitation benefits. Reduced red tape at the border, the expedited flow of cargo in and out of Australia. Partnering with the Australian Government on initiatives related to your industry.
In recent years Commercial Freight & Logistics has been recognised regularly at the annual award event for our industry.
Customs Broker of the Year (Winner)
Customs Broker of the Year (Highly Commended)
Freight Forwarder of the Year (Finalist)
CURRENT IMPORT SITUATION Shipping is still quite difficult with many ports continuing to be heavily congested with most vessels being severely delayed. Published sailing schedules from the carriers mean nothing,…
Industrial Action at Patricks Terminals As most of you have probably heard already, the MUA have decided to ramp up their protected industrial action at Patrick Container Terminals around Australia…
SEPTEMBER SHIPPING UPDATE We just wanted to update everyone on the current situation with shipping again, as the ongoing port congestions and global supply chain disruptions just keep continuing on with…
NINGBO PORT DISRUPTION The port of Ningbo in China, the 3rd largest port in the world, has been partially shut-down due to an outbreak of COVID-19 with a worker at one…
2021-22 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) season CFL would like to remind all importers that the 2021-22 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) season is not far away and the new measures for…
