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Limpopo Consolidation Centre

Flying 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.

Atlantic Fruit Corridor

 In Guatemala, Flying Swans are conducting a scan for business opportunities in agriculture and logistics, focusing on Guatemala's Atlantic coast and port development options in the Porto Central area.

Pecém Cool Port

Brazil is a key prospect for Flying Sawns. As the world's third largest fruit exporter, there are still ample opportunities for Dutch importers and logistics companies for Flying Swans to develop. Flying Swans' initial focus will be on the Céara region and the port of Pécem, where the Port of Rotterdam has a controlling stake.

Makambako Full-Service Cool Logistics Centre

Tanzania 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.

Nile Delta Coldstore

This project will aim to make the already existing horticultural exports from Egypt more sustainable, inclusive and diversified through the realization of cold chain facilities connected to or located in one of the major ports in Egypt (Alexandria, Damietta, Port Said or new Ain Sokhna)

Dakar Cool port

This project within aims to develop the export chain from Senegal to the Netherlands, enabling growth through efficient cool logistics infrastructure and supply chain connections. A catalyzing project would most likely be a coldstore and consolidation center linked to Dakar, the major port in Senegal. A future project could include extension to Mali, which has also been a big grower in export of mangoes in last decade.

Mekong Delta Inland Waterways Hub

Vietnam is a rapidly growing economy which has invested heavily in fruit and vegetable production, mainly in the Mekong Delta region with existing exports in horticulture as cashew, coffee, passion/dragon fruit and banana and aquaculture products.

The l aim of the project is to develop the export chain for fresh produce from Vietnam to the Netherlands, through the realisation of cold chain infrastructure in the Mekong Delta as a catalyzing project. The Mekong Delta is connected via its inland waterways to Ho Chi Minh port – the major port of Vietnam and hub for the region. The Mekong River is also an important transport axis for neighbouring countries as Cambodia and Laos which could be potentially other projects within this corridor.