As the Australian financial year comes to a close, many businesses are finalising stock levels, reviewing freight spend, and locking in supplier commitments. But this year, there’s a wildcard: the return of US tariffs under a second Trump administration. While the tariffs are largely aimed at China and other major trade partners, the ripple effect on Australian businesses could be significant — particularly for those reliant on international suppliers or US-linked trade routes.

Businesses cannot afford to operate in the dark. Freight transparency—the ability to track shipments, monitor carrier performance, and communicate in real time—has become a necessity, not a luxury.