Tobacco.
Auction floor to port.
Zimbabwe and Malawi tobacco exports — bales lifted from auction floors to processing facilities, then to port for export. Humidity-managed haulage with TIMB-compliant chain-of-custody on every load.
Tobacco moves
on its own calendar.
Zimbabwe is one of the world’s top tobacco producers per capita, and the entire crop moves through a tight selling window — from grower to auction floor, from auction floor to processor, from processor to port for export. The trucks that participate in the season are booked months in advance.
We move green-leaf bales from grower to auction floor, sold bales from auction to processor, processed strip and stem to port for export, and cigarette manufacturing inputs to regional cigarette factories. Loads carry TIMB-compliant chain-of-custody documentation, humidity-managed trailers where required, and chassis-mounted thermo-loggers on long-haul export legs.
Border-side, we know the export documentation — phytosanitary certificates, RBZ approvals, GS1 tracking — and the port handover protocols at Beira and Durban. Peak-season surge fleet on standby; off-season runs at lower frequency to maintain client relationships.