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Coega Warehousing facility opens its doors to regional businesses

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26 Sep 2022 - by Staff reporter

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Coega’s dedicated Trade Facilitation Unit (TFU) brings together Customs, Investor Services and Logistics, and Warehousing into a holistic trade facilitation focal area within the Coega Special Economic Zone (SEZ).

The TFU’s Customs Control Area (CCA) warehouse can be used as a general storage facility for businesses across the region, as well as SEZ investors that require short- and long-term storage and warehousing space prior to freight distribution.

The Coega CCA 3600 m2 warehousing facility offers, unpacking and repacking of cargo, cross docking, regional deliveries, and cargo storage. The facility has 1200 m2 hardstand space for the storing of containers and cargo, equipped with a 3.5m ton forklift and 45ton reach stacker; a warehouse management system used for the tracking and storing of goods; 24/7 security with full CCTV coverage and armed response, and perimeter fencing.

The added cost-saving advantage of the facility is its 1-kilometre proximity and direct access to the Deepwater Port of Ngqura, equipped to handle a combined capacity of over two million twenty-foot equivalent containers a year. The Port boasts seven berths, four container terminals, two Dry Bulk terminals and a Liquid Bulk terminal. Further to this, the facility grants clients easy access to rail, road, and air travel as well as integrated logistics services.

Furthermore, based on its location in the heart of a fully-functional “plug and play” special economic zone, the CCA warehouse is built on world-class infrastructure - including roads, bulk water and sewer networks, telecommunication sleeve networks, electrical substations (HV and MV), and overhead power lines (HV and MV).

The Coega Development Corporation, operator of the Coega SEZ, works on the principle that trade facilitation measures are not the preserve of a single government department but should permeate the focus of all organizations having an interest in trade.  The CDC addresses the challenge of facilitating trade through focusing on areas such as: customs, environmental compliance, infrastructural services, investor services, logistics, security, and spatial planning.

For more information and service opportunities, email gerda.smit@coega.co.za or call +27 41 403 0564 / +27 83 561 5142.

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