Launceston Freight Services

Inbound consignments consolidate through Melbourne and cross Bass Strait by sea to Devonport or Bell Bay, then travel the Bass or Midland Highway into Launceston. QFM handles delivery from Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Darwin and Hobart. Transit from Melbourne is typically two to three days including the sea leg.

Yes. Outbound pickups across Invermay, Prospect, Kings Meadows and the Launceston industrial precinct can be arranged on request. Pallet, carton and project loads are consolidated for Bass Strait crossing to Melbourne, then fed into national interstate linehaul.

Freight from Launceston can be on-forwarded to Devonport, Burnie, George Town, Scottsdale, St Helens and Deloraine through our carrier network. These movements are arranged on request and suit construction materials, wholesale supply and hospitality replenishment across northern and north-eastern Tasmania.

Yes. The sea crossing adds one to two days compared with mainland-only corridors. QFM factors this into quoting so delivery windows are realistic. For urgent loads, air freight via Launceston Airport can bypass the sea leg — include the urgency when submitting your quote.

Use our quote request page and include pickup and delivery suburbs, freight dimensions (L × W × H), weight, and any site notes — tail-lift requirements, limited dock access or construction-site conditions. We will return a Bass Strait lane quote for your Launceston consignment.