Worldline Logistics

Description about Worldline Logistics

Worldline Logistics is a freight forwarding, clearing and logistics-company with offices in Durban and Johannesburg, South Africa. The company focuses on the project management of all processes associated with containerized cargo, break-bulk cargo and abnormal cargo, both locally and internationally, specializing in exports.

Worldline was founded in 2005 by Wayne Lewis, who has been involved in the logistics industry since the early 90s and who has overseen the handling of some major projects for the company. These include moving a 200 container modular bridge from Europe for construction in Angola, shipping a large number of combine harvesters from the USA for a listed agricultural company in South Africa, and managing significant components of the African Food Aid Program for the United Nations. Other massive operations handled by Worldline include the importation of cranes and mobile cranes into South Africa on a break bulk basis for both the port and private organizations.

A quality service source for cargo transportation, commercial warehousing and order fulfillment and logistics-related project management services, Worldline Logistics delivers solutions - whether your needs are global, regional or local. Fast becoming the most strategically significant provider of logistic services in South Africa, the company maintains an impeccable reputation with its clients by constantly keeping promises, delivering world-class service and cutting costs

Worldline Logistics is a fully-fledged forwarding and clearing organization that manages the import and export of cargo by air, sea and road, with core business being exports out of South Africa. The company is fully compliant with South African Customs and is able to clear all types of cargo into or out of South Africa, as well as handle relevant export documentation requirements in foreign countries.

With extensive logistics experience in ferrous and non-ferrous products, Worldline has seen tremendous growth in its export and import of metals and scrap metals. The company currently exports in excess of 700 containers per month to Asia and the Middle East, and has a large client base in South Africa and Europe.

Efficient personalized service at Worldline Logistics is enhanced by a harmonious working environment - since the company’s inception none of the original workforce has moved on and the staff compliment has grown as the Worldline has established itself as a world-beater in the freighting sector.

Taking all the above factors into account, it’s evident that Worldline Logistics is going from strength to strength.