Air Menzies International (AMI) announced this week that it is upgrading its freight forwarding game in Cape Town and relocating to a bigger and more modern facility in the South African city. “The move will enhance service delivery, and further support the company’s growth ambitions,” the press release offers.The new facility is located near to Cape Town International Airport and hence also close to airline handling agents. Though the release does not stipulate how large the additional warehousing space is, it does list its features: advanced cooler and freezer facilities equipped with temperature control loggers so as to ensure optimal conditions for perishable goods; a one-way traffic flow system to avoid congestion at entry and exit points; a number of additional parking bays to facilitate seamless truck offloading and ensure zero delays [sic!]. Its ample [sic] room for operations should enable faster transit times, and more efficient operations. “The premises are monitored 24/7 with comprehensive CCTV surveillance and controlled access, ensuring the highest level of security. Furthermore, the entire facility is designed with sustainability in mind, utilizing eco-friendly equipment and energy-efficient lighting. With this significant upgrade, AMI is well-positioned to continue delivering exceptional service to its customers, while also supporting sustainable practices,” it promises.
Carlos Font, CEO, AMI, said: “This impressive new facility is an important leap for AMI South Africa, as we continue to strengthen our value proposition and our ability to serve our clients. I also want to thank Milton French and Christina Adams for their leadership, vision and extraordinary passion.”
