Global News

Today we open the doors to our brand new freight terminal in Tauranga.

Mainfreight receives kudos in Australian Parliament in relation to COVID-19 wage subsidies being returned to New Zealand Government. 

Due to the Tour de France, we may experience delays in transport to and from France. The Tour de France last from August 29 to September 20.

An article written in the Australian Financial Review this week, discussed the COVID-19 wage subsidies in Australian and New Zealand

Mainfreight held its annual meeting of shareholders on Thursday 30 July 2020 in Auckland. A copy of the addresses given by the Company’s Chairman and Group Managing Director are available here.

At Mainfreight all of our branches globally remain operational, however we are still taking precautions to protect our team, customers and the community. We will continue to keep a close eye on all global developments and will update this page with any relevant information as it surfaces.

We are delighted to announce that we will very soon be operating from a second Sydney transport branch located in Erskine Park.

Brown marmorated stink bugs (BMSB) pose a high biosecurity risk to Australia. We encourage all importers to read and start your discussions with suppliers now to reduce compliance risks.

The last 18 months has seen planning and construction completed on our new purpose built dangerous goods warehousing facility in Epping, Victoria. We have now moved in.