Tanzania's Freight in Time (FiT) has partnered with the world largest package deliver, UPS Logistics Company to simplify and speed up local deliverability.
FiT which has been in business for almost two decades, promised over the weekend when opening its doors to valued customers to provide a one-stop centre solution for package deliver.
The US based, UPS Senior Director Emerging Markets, Mr Paul Bayer said that thanks to many opportunities in Tanzania and the East African region, their presence in the region is becoming more and more important.
"As the manufacturing industry keeps growing, the demand of moving products keeps increasing. “Thanks to our partnership with UPS, we are able to use all forms of transportation," he said.
Mr Bayer said that currently Africa is the sweet spot and proving to be a vital market adding that whilst converting the opportunities into dollars and cents was challenging, UPS was here to ease the lives of people.
The event highlighted FiT’s appreciation to local customers and in turn provided customers with an opportunity to meet FiT’s management and ask questions first hand.
FiT opened its doors in Tanzania in 1997 and provides customers with a broad range of services with flexible pick-up and delivery times.
FiT which has been in business for almost two decades, promised over the weekend when opening its doors to valued customers to provide a one-stop centre solution for package deliver.
The US based, UPS Senior Director Emerging Markets, Mr Paul Bayer said that thanks to many opportunities in Tanzania and the East African region, their presence in the region is becoming more and more important.
"As the manufacturing industry keeps growing, the demand of moving products keeps increasing. “Thanks to our partnership with UPS, we are able to use all forms of transportation," he said.
Mr Bayer said that currently Africa is the sweet spot and proving to be a vital market adding that whilst converting the opportunities into dollars and cents was challenging, UPS was here to ease the lives of people.
The event highlighted FiT’s appreciation to local customers and in turn provided customers with an opportunity to meet FiT’s management and ask questions first hand.
FiT opened its doors in Tanzania in 1997 and provides customers with a broad range of services with flexible pick-up and delivery times.
Source: Daily News, reported by Masembe Tambwe, from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
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