ALL ABOUT US
We offer service at all East Africa ports of entry, and our trained professionals oversee your cargo 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
ABOUT WHAT WE TRANSPORT
Goods are transported based on their nature, urgency, and distance. The primary categories of goods shipped globally include perishables (food, flowers), hazmat (chemicals, gases), bulk commodities (grains, coal), and general freight (electronics, machinery). These are moved via air transport for speed, maritime transport for large ocean volumes, rail transport for heavy inland loads, and road freight for local delivery.
BREAKDOWN OF GOODS TRANSPORTED
1. General Cargo / Dry Goods
Description: Non-perishable items packed in boxes, crates, or on pallets, such as clothing, furniture, and electronics.
Transport Modes: Primarily handled via trucks for regional shipping and container ships for international trade.
2. Bulk Cargo
Description: Unpackaged, loose materials like sand, gravel, coal, crude oil, and agricultural grains.
Transport Modes: Moved by bulk carrier ships, railcars, and tanker trucks.
3. Perishable Goods
Description: Items with a limited shelf life that require temperature control, including fresh produce, meat, dairy, pharmaceuticals, and floral arrangements.
Transport Modes: Transported using refrigerated trucks (“reefers”), specialized reefer cargo ships, and fast air freight for time-sensitive pharmaceuticals.
4. Hazardous Materials (Hazmat)
Description: Unpackaged, loose materials like sand, gravel, coal, crude oil, and agricultural grains.
Transport Modes: Moved by bulk carrier ships, railcars, and tanker trucks.
5. High-Value and Fragile Cargo
Description: Dangerous goods that pose a safety risk, such as explosives, flammable liquids, radioactive materials, toxic substances, and lithium batteries.
Transport Modes: Highly regulated shipping using specialized tanker trucks and dedicated cargo vessels equipped to handle dangerous materials safely.