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Trading Division
Forming part of Cargo Carriers
Limited, which has been in existence in excess of 50 years,
the Trading Division was formed in 1994.
Operating Departments:
Cross-Border Services
Cargo Carriers Trading Division
adds further critical capabilities to its intra-Africa business
partners. Clients resident north of South Africa's borders
are taking increasing advantage of our procurement capabilities
which, together with our risk management and service level
improvement capabilities, create a fully integrated sourcing
and transportation business.
National Services
Currently we offer a road transport
service for full truck loads and part-loads, collecting and
delivering to anywhere in South Africa. We are with you every
step of the process, from quotation to delivery!
Service Offering
We offer road transport services
based on specific customer requirements, reducing the risk
of sourcing "freelance" truckers and ensuring improved
reliability by quality controlling and managing the trucking
businesses on behalf of load owners, nationally and into the
SACD region.
Our approach reduces the risk
and exposure to capital expenditure and to third party contracts
through improved service levels and process management. Similarly,
paperwork is reduced and cash flow and controls are significantly
improved through and integrated management approach.
Other specialized services
offered include:
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Breakbulk
- Transportation
of Containers (Reefer, Dry and other specialized containers)
- Storage of containers
for delivery as and when required
- Processing of CTO
(Container Terminal Order)
- Transportation
of abnormal cargo
- Transportation
of hazardous cargo
Customer Base
Our customer base compasses across a wide
variety of industries including: chemical, fuel, FMCG markets
and steel.
Supplier Selection
As time and reliability are some of our
biggest competitive advantages, supplier selection is crucial.
Suppliers are selected based on the following:
- On time delivery
- Reputation
- Reliability
- Accreditation by
certified institutions
- Availability and
reliability of desired equipment
- Geographic areas
in which they operate
- Quality of services
- Fulfillment of
SHEQ requirements
- Financial stability
- Service offering
(effective communication, equipment availability etc)
- Staff competency
- Safety record
- On time deliveries
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