The Port of Melbourne remains the leading commercial portal in southeast Australia, where it deals with $ 154 billion in trade during the 2025 fiscal year (FY25).
Sink It reached the highest historical level 3.39 million twistsmiddle 9200 teus dailyWhich makes it the largest container in Australia with nearly 21 percent More than any other national port.
“Dealing with more than a third of Australia Container tradeWe continue to support Victoria’s growth through investments in infrastructure and strong cooperation with the government, industry and society. “
In the fiscal year 25, the container trade consists 40 percent Full imports and 20 percent Full exports.
Furniture dominates imports with more 9 percent Of the total container imports, increase 23 percent From fiscal year 24, along with devices, clothes, games and sports commodities.
Agricultural products from Southeast Australia Regional Exports, with wheat is almost represented 6 percent to Container exports. Other exports included straw, fresh fruits, beef, saw wood and barley.
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China remains the largest commercial partner in the port, which represents 50 percent One of the container imports and 20 percent From exports in the fiscal year 25.
David Olson Ao, the National President of ACBC, highlighted the role of the vital port in Australia Trade – QinaNoting the renewal of economic participation and opportunities in Green supply chains And innovation.
Southeast Asia is a major emerging region, where exports rise from 19 per cent In the fiscal year 20 to 27 percent In fy25. Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia are arranged between import and export partners in the port.
With the expectation of the multiplication of the container for the next thirty years, Port of Melbourne has been invested almost 1 billion dollars Since 2016 to enhance infrastructure, including Swanson Dock West to accommodate larger ships.
Planning is underway Fourth container station And nine other projects explained in A 2055 draft of the port development strategyDue to the publication by December 2025.
Last month, Port Melbourne contains partnership with Onestop to implement two integrated digital solutions as of September 1, 2025: OneSTOP (VBS).
