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Global reach, local touch: Charter Link sets foot in South Africa

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28 Oct 2024 - by Staff reporter

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Charter Link Logistic, a global leader in ocean consolidation services (LCL) headquartered in Hong Kong, is proud to announce the opening of its 62nd international office in the Republic of South Africa.

"South Africa is within the fastest-growing international trade corridors. It makes perfect sense for our group to invest in this thriving gateway, anticipating the impetus of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), a key part of the African Union’s Agenda 2063,’’ said Dr Michael C Tsui, Charter Link’s executive director.

Charter Link South Africa’s head office will be based in Durban and led by Natasha Kassipersad, who has been appointed director and has proven, long-standing experience in logistics and LCL cargo consolidation.

‘‘We strive to elevate the logistics industry by adding value to meet and exceed customers’ expectations,’’ said Natasha.

“Backed by Charter Link’s global network, we are committed to delivering solutions that empower our clients to navigate in the international shipping landscape. We look forward to building strong relationships with the South African Logistics communities.’’

Charter Link South Africa is proud to introduce a new era of efficient, reliable, and personalised logistics solutions. We invite businesses to experience the transformative difference our services can make.

Are you ready to elevate your logistics operations?

For tailored logistics solutions designed to propel your business forward, please contact the Charter Link team @ sales@charter-link.co.za

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