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SEKO Logistics has signed up close to 100 new customers in South Africa since opening for business in Cape Town.
SEKO has been present in South Africa since 2006 with established locations in Johannesburg and Durban. It opened in Cape Town in May of last year and is now regularly handling sea and airfreight traffic for clients in the electronic goods, automotive, food & beverage, textiles and building materials industries.
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