Nungufreight International

08/06/2026

Investment in port infrastructure is investment in South Africa’s trade future. ⚓🇿🇦

Transnet National Ports Authority's move to procure 10 new cranes for the Port of Cape Town is a welcome step toward improving operational efficiency, reducing turnaround times, and strengthening one of the country's most important trade gateways.

For importers, exporters and supply chain stakeholders, infrastructure upgrades like these are more than just equipment investments — they are critical enablers of faster cargo movement, improved reliability and enhanced global competitiveness.

As South Africa continues to modernise its logistics network, developments like this reinforce confidence in the long-term growth and resilience of our maritime sector.

At Nungufreight International, we remain committed to helping our clients capitalise on these improvements through expert freight forwarding, customs clearance and supply chain solutions.

The future of South African trade is built on stronger infrastructure, smarter logistics and trusted partnerships.

That’s where we come in.

🔗 https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/tnpa-moves-to-procure-10-new-cranes-for-cape-town

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01/06/2026

New compliance requirements could introduce a new layer of risk for importers. ⚠️📦

Concerns are mounting that South Africa’s upcoming Pre-Export Verification of Conformity (PVoC) programme may lead to unnecessary cargo detentions due to broad HS code classifications and potential implementation challenges. Industry experts warn that importers could face delays, increased costs and additional administrative burdens if goods are flagged incorrectly.

In today’s trade environment, customs compliance is no longer just a regulatory requirement — it’s a critical part of supply chain continuity.

At Nungufreight International, we help clients navigate changing customs requirements, documentation standards and regulatory developments to minimise disruption and keep cargo moving efficiently across borders.

Because when compliance is managed correctly, delays become avoidable.

That’s where we come in.

🔗 https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/new-pvoc-code-list-leaves-importers-facing-detention-risk

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Importers remain concerned that South Africa’s planned pre-export verification rules for selected Chinese imports could trigger unnecessary cargo d…

21/05/2026

Digital transformation at South Africa’s borders could mark a major step forward for regional trade efficiency. ⚓🇿🇦

SARS’ new digital declaration system for foreign-registered vehicles is expected to help reduce congestion at key border posts by streamlining compliance, improving risk-based screening and accelerating cross-border processing for commercial operators.

For logistics and supply chain operators, developments like this are critical. Faster border movement means reduced delays, improved turnaround times and greater reliability across regional trade corridors.

As cross-border trade continues to evolve, businesses need logistics partners who stay ahead of operational and regulatory changes — ensuring cargo keeps moving efficiently, compliantly and without disruption.

That’s where we come in.

🔗 https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/new-sars-border-system-could-ease-congestion

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The South African Revenue Service (Sars) is rolling out a new digital declaration system for foreign-registered vehicles entering or leaving South …

20/05/2026

South Africa’s citrus industry is proving that world-class exports require world-class logistics. 🍊⚓🇿🇦

As South Africa officially becomes the world’s largest citrus exporter by volume, the spotlight is shifting toward the critical role of efficient freight forwarding, shipping reliability, cold-chain management and market access support in sustaining this growth.

In today’s global trade environment, export success is no longer determined by production alone — it depends on the ability to move cargo efficiently, compliantly and without disruption across increasingly complex supply chains.

For exporters, this reinforces one key point: strong logistics partnerships are essential to unlocking global growth opportunities.

At Nungufreight International, we remain committed to helping South African businesses move cargo with confidence — through strategic routing, customs expertise and dependable global logistics support.

That’s where we come in.

🔗 https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/sas-citrus-export-win-puts-logistics-support-in-focus

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South Africa’s rise to the top of global citrus export rankings has put renewed focus on the logistics, shipping and market-access pressures facing…

05/05/2026

🏆 5 Years. One Standard: Excellence.

Nungufreight International (Pty) Ltd. is proud to be awarded Best Operations in Africa by the prestigious G7 Network — for the 5th consecutive year.

This milestone reflects our commitment to speed, precision, and unmatched service delivery across every shipment, every client, every time.

To our clients, partners, and team — this achievement is yours as much as it is ours.

We don’t aim to compete.
We set the standard.

Nungufreight International
Sharper than the rest.

05/05/2026

Zero tariffs don’t always translate into immediate gains. ⚓🌍

While China’s decision to remove tariffs on imports from African countries presents a strategic opportunity for exporters, economists caution that structural constraints, limited manufacturing capacity, and logistical inefficiencies may restrict the real impact for South Africa.

The message is clear: market access alone is not enough — ex*****on, infrastructure and the right logistics strategy are what turn opportunity into real trade growth.

In a complex global environment, success belongs to businesses that are prepared, informed and backed by experienced logistics partners.

That’s where we come in.

🔗 https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/chinas-zero-tariff-gift-offers-limited-benefit-economists

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The South African government has hailed China’s decision to scrap tariffs on qualifying imports from 53 African countries as a landmark opportunity…

29/04/2026

South African exports continue to open new doors globally. ⚓🇿🇦

Citrus exports to India have surged by nearly 85%, driven by strong demand, growing market access efforts, and a rapidly expanding middle-class consumer base seeking premium produce.

In a global environment filled with uncertainty, this growth signals a powerful opportunity for South African exporters to diversify markets and strengthen trade resilience.

For businesses, it reinforces one key point: with the right logistics strategy and partner, global expansion is not just possible — it’s scalable.

That’s where we come in.

🔗 https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/citrus-exports-to-india-surge

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South African citrus exports to India continue to show strong growth, rising nearly 85% in 2025 as the industry steps up efforts to expand its foot…

28/04/2026

A major win for South Africa’s automotive and logistics sector. ⚓🇿🇦

The Durban Car Terminal has achieved a record-breaking throughput of nearly 700,000 vehicles, exceeding both previous records and its designed capacity — a clear sign of growing demand, operational resilience and renewed confidence in South Africa as a key trade hub.

In a global environment marked by disruption, milestones like this highlight the strength and potential of South African ports to support large-scale, high-value cargo flows.

For importers and exporters, it reinforces one key point: with the right logistics partner, opportunities in this market remain strong.

That’s where we come in.

🔗 https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/durban-car-terminal-smashes-volume-records

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Transnet Port Terminals’ Durban Car Terminal has set a new throughput record, handling 695 686 fully built units (FBUs) in the financial year ended…

24/04/2026

More vessels at sea… but fewer port calls where it matters. ⚓📉

Despite increased vessel traffic, key ports — including in South Africa — are being bypassed as carriers adjust routes, manage risk, and respond to ongoing global disruptions. This shift highlights a growing disconnect between shipping volumes and actual port activity.

When routes change and port calls become unpredictable, supply chains face longer transit times, congestion, and reduced reliability — making planning more complex than ever.

In this environment, precision routing and strong global networks are critical to keeping cargo moving efficiently.

That’s where we come in.

🔗 https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/increased-vessel-traffic-but-where-are-the-port-calls

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While the Port of Cape Town has recorded 13 vessels diverted for bunkering services since the outbreak of the Persian Gulf conflict on February 28,…

20/04/2026

Cargo crime is no longer a distant risk — it is a growing reality across global and South African supply chains. ⚠️📦

With freight theft becoming increasingly sophisticated, coordinated and widespread, the industry is being forced to confront a critical question: are current measures enough to protect cargo in transit?

In an environment where hijackings, fraud and organised crime continue to evolve, one thing is clear — risk cannot be eliminated, only managed. And that’s where cargo insurance becomes essential.

At Nungufreight International, we don’t just move your cargo — we help protect it. We facilitate comprehensive cargo insurance on your behalf, ensuring that your shipments are secured, your financial exposure is minimised, and your peace of mind is guaranteed from origin to destination.

Because in today’s logistics landscape, protection is just as important as performance.

Move cargo with confidence. Move protected.

🔗 https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/is-the-logistics-industry-doing-enough-to-curb-cargo-crime

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While a fragile ceasefire in the Persian Gulf has brought some measure of calm to the Middle East conflict, the supply chain industry in South Afri…