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Extreme weather conditions reported at the Cape of Good Hope.
Harald Dittmer
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12/07/2024
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The Australian Container Terminal Operator DP World has reached an in-principle 4-year agreement with the Maritime Union of Australia
Harald Dittmer
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02/02/2024
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A powerful winter storm is currently moving from the Arctic south. As it is approaching the Midwest and the Great Lakes and increasing in strength it has brought all activities at Chicago O’Hare to a complete standstill.
Harald Dittmer
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12/01/2024
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Frequency of service from U.K. and U.S.A. will be reduced over the holiday season.
Harald Dittmer
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04/01/2024
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Low water levels in Panama Canal, recent attacks on merchant shipping approaching the Suez Canal, the recent escalating security crisis in the Red Sea region, BMSB and Chinese Lunar Year.
Harald Dittmer
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30/12/2023
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DP World has released a new Media Statement stating that the industrial action is now extended to Monday 23 December.
Harald Dittmer
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11/12/2023
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As per the global weather reports issued last week, there have been extreme weather conditions in the U.S. which resulted in many flight cancellations over the Thanksgiving weekend.
Harald Dittmer
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29/11/2023
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An update regarding DP World's ongoing Protected Industrial Action at Australian ports.
Damian Dittmer
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28/11/2023
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Our last container has now been located and we are collecting it from the terminal.
We will update each client with delivery information once we have been able to verify contents and book final deliveries.
Harald Dittmer
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16/10/2023
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The Maritime Union of Australia has applied to the Fair Work Commission to take protected industrial action in its negotiations for a new enterprise bargaining agreement for stevedores at DP World. The industrial action will take place at all four of DP World's Australian terminals, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle, in the coming weeks.
Harald Dittmer
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13/10/2023
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We are now finally able to unpack the last of our U.K. containers!
U.S. shipments are also available and will be delivered once we have dealt with the huge back-log of cargo.
Harald Dittmer
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10/10/2023
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There has been further progress and containers from the US and UK are being released to us. Our Import team will continue to keep you appraised of any further developments.
Harald Dittmer
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06/10/2023
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There has been some progress and we can report that our export shipments have now arrived at the destinations (most importantly Auckland).
We continue to wait for Qantas to locate our containers on the tarmac of Melbourne + Sydney airports and we will advise if further progress is made.
Harald Dittmer
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02/10/2023
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For the last seven days most export and import shipments handled by Qantas at Australian airports have not left the country or cleared Customs but are still sitting on the various hardstands/tarmac areas at Australian International Airports. There are now some 10,000 containers which require final clearance/electronic recognition in order to be moved.
Please be guided by the attached and we continue our efforts to have your shipments on their way at the earliest possibility.
Harald Dittmer
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23/09/2023