Aug 31 | 2020
(Africa) Cargo via Port of Dar es-Salaam
Logistics specialist Cedars Investment has delivered a set of wagons to the Port of Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania.
The breakbulk consignment included 1,650 cubic meters of cargo, comprising crusher plane, machinery and 30 wagons. The items were delivered by road and rail for the Julius Nyere Hydro Power Project in Tanzania.
“The distance covered by rail was approximately 300 kilometers and then the cargo was loaded to trucks and the distance on the truck was 30 kilometers, the road transport was primarily inside a national park,” a spokesperson for Cedars Investment said.
Based in Tanzania, Cedars Investment is a member of the XL Projects network, which connects freight forwarders worldwide. XLP is an exhibitor at Breakbulk events.
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