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Broli adds warehousing

14 Jan 2005 - by Staff reporter
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KEVIN MAYHEW
SEA AND air freight forwarder Broli International has expanded its services to include warehousing and short haul small parcel distribution from its new premises in Jet Park.
According to chief executive officer Peter Broli, the move in November was prompted by the need to grow into more of a turnkey solutions provider.
“We now have 1420 m² of warehousing space for all types of cargo and collect and deliver smaller parcels within a 200 km radius of our new hub in Jet Park,” he said.
Its delivery element has been based on a service that it is being utilised by the veterinary sector for delivery of medicines and other products and instruments that are required by that sector, he explains.
“We have expanded the item range we will deliver, as long as they are small parcels,” he concluded.

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