Cool Port Addis is Flying Swans' principal project in Ethiopia. Located at Modjo Dry Port, Ethiopia's largest inland terminal will be Ethiopia's central cold storage facility and the key node from which Ethiopia's fruit and vegetable industry will be unlocked.
Read moreIn 2021, the Government of the Netherlands entered a multi-annual Memorandum of Understanding witih the Government of Angola on Agro-Logistic project development. Flying Swans is expected to play an active role in substantiating tihs Memorandum of Understanding, with project formulation starting in 2022.
Read moreFlying Swans' flagship project in South Africa, Limpopo Consolidation Centre is an intermodal consolidation facility located in the centre of South Africa's prime citrus growing region. Hinterland consolidation will lead to higher product quality, lower carbon footprints and will secure export market access to Limpopo's emerging farmers.
Read moreKenya is one of Africa's largest horticultural exporters. It is the continent's largest exporter of cut flowers and avocados. However, the Kenyan economy is still largely dependent on airfreight for its horticultural exports. Flying Swans will develop a consolidation centre in Kenya in order to facilitate rail-ship connections for these major flows.
Read moreAs the port that handles the vast majority of Ethiopia's import and export cargo, and the terminal station of the Addis-Djibouti railway line, the port of Djibouti plays a key role in the Ethio-Djibouti National Cool Logistics Network.
Read moreTanzania holds the potential to become a horticulture export powerhouse. With a strongly organised sector, supportive policy and geographical advantages, crops like avocado, peas and flowers can generate huge amounts of business and societal value. Flying Swans will support this development through the strategic development of temperature-controlled logistics facilities.
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