IMPERIAL LOGISTICS REFRIGERATED SERVICES

DISTRIBUTION SOUTH AFRICA

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About Us
As of 1 July 2010, Fast 'n Fresh, Liebentrans, Kobus Minnaar Transport and the broking division of Wilco Transport were consolidated to form IMPERIAL Logistics Refrigerated Services. The company was created to package the IMPERIAL Logistics Consumer Products service offering specifically for the temperature controlled FMCG market.

IMPERIAL Logistics Refrigerated Services delivers primary and secondary refrigerated transport services to the FMCG market, which requires the handling and transportation of time and temperature sensitive products. It focuses on realising the benefits of economies of scale by providing an integrated, comprehensive service to customers.

Service Offerings
- Primary and secondary refrigerated transport services
- Key account management
- Tactical planning (optimisation and dynamic scheduling)
- Supply chain integration
- Detailed business analysis of current supply chains and generating of supply chain optimisation scenario models

Key Strengths
- Proven track record in successfully managing and maintaining the integrity of the cold chain
- Strict adherence to, and management of Service Level Agreements (SLAs), particularly relating to time and temperature sensitive perishable goods
- Flexible fleet, offering a wide range of different vehicle sizes
- Extensive national (SA) network
- Ability to successfully upscale to handle demanding peak periods

Did you know?
IMPERIAL Logistics Refrigerated Services is South Africa’s ‘first to market’, having invested in the country’s first trucks with Euro V specification engines and is making an impact in ‘green logistics’ by leveraging a biofuel blend, zero emission refrigeration technology and bio-degradable cleaning detergents.

CONTACT IMPERIAL LOGISTICS REFRIGERATED SERVICES

CAPE TOWN OFFICE

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Address 3, Second Street, Montague Gardens, Cape Town, 7441
Postal PO Box 36689, Chempet, 7442

CENTURION OFFICE

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Address 60 Olievenhoutbosch Rd, Louwlardia Ext 38, Centurion, 0157
Postal Private Bag X170, Centurion, 0046
Website http://www.fastfresh.co.za

DURBAN OFFICE

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Address 2 Reed Place, Maxmead, 4052
Postal PO Box 31048, Merebank, 4059

HEAD OFFICE- GAVIN WILSON

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Address Block D, The Estuaries, Oxbow Lane, Century City, Cape Town, South Africa
Postal PO Box 36689, Chempet, 7442

TZANEEN OFFICE

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Address 14 Industria Street, Tzaneen, 0850
Postal PO Box 528, Tzaneen, 0850

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