Port Brisbane

Australia, though geographically isolated, is very well integrated into the global market. Rich in natural resources, minerals and agricultural products form the main segments of Australia's exports: iron ore, coal, nickel, gold, and raw materials such as wheat, wool, timber, and livestock. Australia has chosen to center its economy around its natural wealth, abandoning industrial activities with the closure of the last car factories in 2017.

PORT FACILITIES:

The Port of Brisbane consists of:

• 900 linear meters spread across four quays
• A depth of 14.5 meters
• 4 quay cranes, including 2 Super Post-Panamax, 1 Post-Panamax, and 1 Panamax

MARFRET IN BRISBANE

Marfret's NASP service connects Australia weekly with its historical trading partners in Europe and the United States. Benefiting from good transit times, Marfret serves Philadelphia in 38 days and London Gateway in 45 days. Australia supplies these markets with more than 350,000 tons of meat annually, representing 20,000 reefer containers!

The direct route of the NASP service also contributes to the transport of Australian wine, representing an annual flow of nearly 400 million liters.

Established in 1999, Seaway Agencies has represented Marfret in Australia since 2005. Seaway Agencies, headquartered in Melbourne, has offices in Australia’s major ports and offers customized solutions to its clients. The agency also offers multimodal transport solutions, including land transportation, warehousing, brokerage, and specialized consulting services.