Mozambique has
become more
integrated into
global trade through
the introduction of an electronic
platform that provides online
chat and online quoting services,
according to Carolyn Kathewera,
Safmarine’s Mozambique sales and
country representative.
The e-commerce platform,
which was launched by Safmarine
earlier this year, is being used by
importers and exporters to make
enquiries about shipments and
other Safmarine services 24 hours a
day, she says.
“We consider ourselves market
leaders on this front.
“What I like most about the
platform is that it gives our
customers access to customer
service personnel at any time of
the day or night. We recognise that
our clients are operating in a global
market, and may need information
on their shipment from China, for
example.
“Now they
can talk
directly to our
representatives
in China during
their working
hours.
“Our average
turnaround
time for
responses
to the
chat line
is three to five seconds,” she says.
Clients can also request
quotations for shipments online,
and will receive responses within
two to four hours, she says.
Safmarine serves Maputo, Beira
and Nacala.
The M-Express is a weekly
service. West-bound it calls on
Port Reunion and Tomasina before
Maputo Beira
and Nacala.
From Maputo,
it calls Port Louis
and terminates
in Port Klang
and Tanjung
Pelepas.
Cargo is
transhipped in
Port Louis
to the
Middle
East, Asia and the Far East.
Safmarine runs an additional
feeder service that connects Beira
to Durban and the SAECS service
to Europe.
E-commerce platform gives shippers global access 24/7
11 Oct 2017 - by Ed Richardson
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