Truckafrica captures Gold
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Nov 21st 2011, 09:59
IMPERIAL Logistics member company, Truckafrica, an over border Logistics Service Provider (LSP) to a variety of mining and logistics companies across Africa has been awarded the 2011 Logistics Supplier of the Year by JSE-listed Bell Equipment for the third time and Gold Status for the tenth consecutive year.
To achieve Gold Status, Bell suppliers must meet the required standards for due date delivery, quality, cost, warranty, technical support and flexibility. “Specifically, suppliers must achieve and maintain an average of 80% or more on service deliveries over a 12-month period,” says Abrie de Swardt, IMPERIAL Logistics Marketing Director.
Bell Equipment, listed under the Engineering and Machinery sector of the JSE is a global supplier of heavy duty equipment and articulated vehicles. Since becoming a supplier to Bell Equipment in 2000, Truckafrica’s scope of work has increased significantly involving transportation, breakdown deliveries and depot to depot distribution.
“With over 40 years of experience in transportation and depots located in Wadeville, Durban, Komatipoort, Richards Bay and Zambia, Truckafrica plays a key role to enable companies to capitalise on African business opportunities. Particularly as the focus on intra-African trade gains priority,” concludes de Swardt. Click here for more information on IMPERIAL Logistics
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