Hartrodt applies for off airport degroupage licence

17 Feb 2004 - by Staff reporter

CLEARING AND forwarding major a. hartrodt has submitted applications for an off-airport degroupage licence and a bonded warehouse licence.
The company recently purchased a 1000 m2 warehouse and office facility in Jet Park (see page 4) to provide what transport and warehouse manager Reynier Snyman calls a ‘one stop freighting service’.

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