Logistics & Supply Chain Trends: Nov 16 - Australia (5 stories)

Sunday, 16 Nov 2025 Weekly Logistics & Supply Chain Australia

Here is your Weekly summary for Logistics & Supply Chain across Australia for Mon 10th November - Sun 16th November 2025

International Paper's decision to close two packaging facilities by January 2026 signals a significant shift in its operational strategy, potentially impacting supply chains and employment in the sector. Meanwhile, Woolworths has launched an automated distribution hub in Western Sydney, aimed at enhancing freight efficiency and reducing road transport reliance, which could set a new standard for logistics in the region.

In Melbourne, UPPAREL has opened one of Australia’s largest textile recycling facilities, capable of processing over 10,000 tonnes annually, marking a major advancement in sustainable supply chain practices. Additionally, a recent dip in API weekly crude stock below forecasts indicates rising demand, highlighting ongoing shifts in energy supply dynamics that could affect logistics operations.

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