What the Container Logistics Action Group does?

The Container Logistics Action Group (CLAG) was created to represent container carriers, Customs Brokers, Freight Forwarders importers and exporters involved in the container landside logistics task at Port Botany.

CLAG has a single purpose. Our objective is to improve stevedoring landside operational processes, to make them more transparent and equitable and to reduce stevedoring charges and the oncosts created in the supply chain by the stevedoring process.

CLAG was created to enable the group to negotiate collectively with the stevedores without creating the possibility that CLAG members could be accused of collusive behaviour.

CLAG is working in a close relationship with the ATANSW. Many of the members of CLAG are also members of the ATANSW. The Chairman and Committee of CLAG are also the Chairman and Committee of the ATANSW container carrying section.

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News Bites

Draft Report - 30th October 2007

IPART Issues Draft Report on 30th October. Click here to view

TOLL Collaborative discussions - 19h October 2007

Senior Management at TOLL Holdings agrees to hold collaborative discussions to find solutions for operational inefficiency and Congestion at Port Botany.

Prosecution of stevedores - 29th September 2007

ACCC commences prosecution of stevedores, directors and board members. Directions hearing conducted by Justice Ronald Sackville. Investigation into misuse of market power by stevedores continues.