Australia
New Zealand Notices
Seabridge Global Logistics Market Update – July 2026
Stay informed with Seabridge's July 2026 Global Logistics Market Update. Discover the latest trends in ocean and air freight, container shipping rates, peak season capacity, supply chain disruptions, biosecurity changes, and international trade developments affecting Australian and New Zealand importers and exporters.
Market Update – June 2026
Global freight markets are showing the first signs of an early peak season, with tightening capacity, rising freight rates and increasing schedule volatility across Asia-Pacific trade lanes. Read Seabridge's June 2026 market update covering ocean freight, air freight, China market conditions, supply chain risks and outlooks for Australian and New Zealand importers and exporters.
Market Update – April 2026
Oceania logistics market update April 2026. Fuel, surcharges and network disruption are increasing costs and operational pressure across Australia and New Zealand supply chains.
Service Update – Global Air Freight Under Pressure
Ongoing disruption across the Middle East is tightening global air freight capacity, extending transit times and reducing schedule reliability. Flow-on impacts are now being felt across Europe and Asia, with increasing congestion in key transshipment hubs including Singapore.
Service Update – Middle East
Escalating regional tensions between Iran, Israel and the United States have resulted in temporary airspace closures and maritime security measures across parts of the Middle East, impacting selected air and ocean freight services transiting the region.
Market Update – February 2026
February 2026 finds global supply chains softer on price but still uneven in practice. Post–Lunar New Year recovery, ongoing Red Sea uncertainty, rising landside costs and border compliance pressures are shaping outcomes for Australian and New Zealand importers and exporters. This update explains what these conditions mean for sea freight, air freight and customs/biosecurity, and how supply chain leaders should plan through February and into March.
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