FORE+AFT to Showcase Digital Freight Management Solutions at Retail Show Australia 2026

July 22, 2026

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Key solution areas include:

  • RFID and smart tagging solutions for improved inventory accuracy 
  • Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) systems for retail loss prevention 
  • Advanced security technologies to support safer store environments 
  • Inventory visibility and tracking solutions to enable smarter operations 

FORE+AFT to Showcase Digital Freight Management Solutions at Retail Show Australia 2026

Retail Show Australia 2026 is pleased to announce FORE+AFT as an exhibitor, presenting its freight and logistics capabilities at Booth 427.

For retail businesses managing imports, inventory movements, and supplier networks, freight can quickly become a source of operational complexity. Delayed updates, fragmented documentation, and repeated communication between teams can affect planning, stock availability, and day-to-day decision-making.

FORE+AFT supports businesses across Australia and New Zealand with sea and air freight, customs clearance, transport, and import-export services. Through a combination of personalised service and digital freight management, the company helps clients access bookings, shipment updates, and documentation through one central platform.

Operating from Melbourne, Perth, and Auckland, FORE+AFT has experience supporting businesses across a range of industries, including companies such as Nu-Pure Beverages.



At Retail Show Australia 2026, visitors can meet the FORE+AFT team to discuss how clearer freight visibility, more accessible information, and coordinated logistics support can help simplify supply chain management for retail businesses.

Visit FORE+AFT at Booth 427 at Retail Show Australia 2026 to explore practical approaches to more connected and manageable freight operations.

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