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New storage at Matola Terminal

11 Oct 2017 - by Ed Richardson
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New capacity for the storage

and distribution of fast

moving consumer goods and

other products has been created in

Maputo by Matola Cargo Terminal

(MCT).

Existing warehouses have either

been combined or replaced into

modern facilities, according to

Paulo Franco, chief operating

officer: logistics of the Capespan

Group.

MCT is part of Capespan.

All the warehouses now offer

12-metre high stacking space.

Along with the upgrades to the

MCT warehouses the company has

increased its fleet of refrigerated

trucks.

They are used to transport fresh

produce from South Africa and

farmers around Maputo to the

northern parts of the country for a

large supermarket chain.

There are also reefer points at

MCT for cold and refrigerated

cargo.

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