We would like to keep you informed about the influence of the coronavirus on the supply chain market through this site. Mainfreight keeps a close eye on developments. We take measures to protect team members and customers, but we also try to keep our services as normal as possible.

Mainfreight test-drives the latest electric truck model on the market. For some time now, our team have been putting in efforts to make changes in our daily routines to improve our sustainability. Using electric trucks is another way we can reduce our carbon emissions as we focus on continuous growth in our sustainability efforts.

Recently, we have been experiencing extremely high volumes throughout our transport network. The increasing volumes continue and there are many depots that are in danger of reaching maximum capacity.

Looking for a premium consolidation service? Our consolidation options span four modes of transport from China to Europe.

Please be advised that the following public holidays notice is our Mainfreight Asia operating hours over the International Labour Day Period and public holidays in May 2021. 

On the 1st of April Mainfreight celebrated its 10th birthday in Europe. 

While there is now progress with movement in the Suez Canal, it is likely to take more than a week to clear the backlog of vessels waiting on both the North and Southside of the canal.

A tsunami warning has been issued by the National Emergency Agency after an 8.0 magnitude earthquake in the Kermadec Islands region. 

Mainfreight has received notice from Menzies Aviation that they will increase their terminal handling charges for both Import & Export Air Cargo. Find out more.

We are excited and humbled to be included in Graduate Australia's 'Top 100 Graduate Employers'. GradAustralia made the announcement last week that we had taken out no. 1 in the Transport & Logistics sector and 21st overall, across all graduate employers Australia-wide.