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Aero Africa expands operations with new consolidation services

24 May 2024 - by Liesl Venter
Jay Cameron, product development director at Aero Africa. 
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Expanding its presence in North America has been a critical strategy for Aero Africa, which has introduced services specifically designed for this region.

According to Jay Cameron, director of product development, the company has expanded and diversified its consolidation services for the United States (US) market.

"We recognise the importance of this market, especially for the automotive sector, and have focused on understanding and meeting the needs of our clients, who include freight forwarders and clearing agents.

"Instead of concentrating solely on commodity-specific traffic, we prioritise providing a robust and comprehensive product that supports our clients in securing more business."

He said enhanced services in North America were vital to this strategy, ensuring that clients have the tools and resources to thrive.

However, the Aero Africa team's focus is not solely on the US.

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