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Global Commodities expands service portfolio

30 May 2008 - by Staff reporter
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CAPE TOWN-based warehousing and
logistics specialists Global Commodities
have expanded their reach to cover
the full transport, distribution and
warehousing spectrum.
“This has been planned for some
time,” says director Wynand Vletter,
who set up the company with joint
director Kotze van Wyk two years ago.
The company has opened two
warehouses in Paarden Eiland,
1 600m from the port of Cape Town,
comprising a total of 5 600 m2 of
which 1 600 m2 will be bonded
from June 1.
“Over and above our warehousing,
packing/unpacking, loading/offloading,
shrink-wrapping, consolidation
and distribution service, we are also
expanding our own range of imports
to include cement, hardware and
structural products,” said Vletter.
A warehousing, distribution and
transport network is already up and
running, providing a service throughout
Africa, he added.

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