The choice for companies
wanting to move less than
truck load (LTL) consignments
to over-border destinations is
widening.
“South Africa is well positioned
with the road network to service
and supply
the mining,
agricultural,
and other
industries in
Mozambique,”
says CFR
Freight
road freight
manager Guy
Grossmith.
The road
freight
division
complements CFR’s sea and air
consolidation services.
“CFR Freight has been
operating as a strictly neutral
NVOCC for over 25 years,
offering LCL and FCL ocean
freight services to the forwarding
and clearing industry.
In an effort to create an
intermodal offering to our
clients, an airfreight
division
was added
in 2001
and
was followed by warehousing
solutions, under the name of
ZacPak, in 2010.
In 2016, we added road
freight consolidation services
for cross-border cargo, for both,
cargo received in our CFR LCL
services from overseas and for
South African exports of locally
manufactured products,” he says.
Destinations in Mozambique
include Maputo, Beira and Tete.
The company has the network
and experience required to
overcome the challenges
of clearing cargo – and
particularly consolidated
cargo – at the border.
“We work with our
customers in order
to understand the
challenges that they
face in delivering their
consignments to their
customers in Mozambique,”
he says.
CAPTION
South Africa
is well
positioned
with the road network
to service and
supply the mining,
agricultural, and
other industries in
Mozambique.
– Guy Grossmith