Logistics News Update – 7th May 2024
This week's newsletter dives into the recent challenges at Durban, Cape Town, and Port Elizabeth's ports. We also cover aging equipment and procurement issues are...
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GOOD NEWS THURSDAY – 9th of May 2024
This has been quite a journey and once again, the reality is that we live in an incredible city and province, however, it is up to us to ensure...
Join us on Tuesday, 21st May, to explore our country’s fruit exports. Don’t miss out!
As the number ONE fruit exporting country in the southern hemisphere , we are privileged to be hosting, in association with the Fresh Produce Exporters Forum...
Logistics News Update – 30th April 2024
Tomorrow, May 1st, is a day to celebrate working people and the achievements of labour movements around the world. Did you know? This day has roots in the European spring festival of May Day, but...
Exporters Event – 3 April
Considering the current global delays and shipping difficulties, air freight is becoming a more viable option, especially for time-sensitive cargo...
GOOD NEWS FRIDAY – 12th April 2024
As I head off to The Netherlands on Sunday, attending the Invest in Africa summit in the Hague...
Logistics News Update – 11th April 2024
There's Good news and bad news for South Africa's transport sector this week! We start with positive developments at the ports....
Join the Airfreight discussion at the EWC April event!
Exporters Western Cape has been given the opportunity to provide input regarding airfreight and how it can improve their export experience. Join us on Wednesday, April 3rd at the CTICC.
Exporters Event – 19 March
This was a truly one-of-a-kind industry event, where we were given the opportunity to hear from global industry leaders on the state of the South African air cargo industry, enjoy meaningful engagement with the exhibiting airlines, and build vital business connections.
Logistics News Update – 22nd March 2024
What a week last week was. The internet dropped, and everyone was checking their phone because they thought their phones were broken. Microsoft went down...