South Africa trade corridors

By Eamonn Ryan

For the cold chain across southern Africa, efficient border crossings are critical to maintaining product integrity, reducing spoilage, and controlling logistics costs. Delays at land borders can compromise temperature-sensitive goods such as fresh produce, meat and pharmaceuticals. The planned modernisation of South Africa’s key land ports of entry has the potential to significantly strengthen regional cold chain performance by improving transit times, reducing congestion and enabling more predictable cross-border movement.Read More »Major border upgrade set to transform regional trade flows