Eco-Friendly. Reliable. High-Capacity Logistics.
At Consecutive Trading, our Rail Freight solutions offer a powerful alternative for long-distance inland transportation. With cost-effective rates, consistent schedules, and high-volume capacity, rail transport is ideal for businesses looking to move bulk goods efficiently across regions.
Bulk & Containerized Cargo Transport
Reliable movement of raw materials, manufactured goods, and containerized freight.
Intermodal Solutions
Seamless integration with road and sea transport for end-to-end delivery.
Scheduled Departures & Fixed Routes
Predictable transit times and efficient logistics planning.
Cross-Border Rail Services
Regional rail network access throughout Southern Africa.
Environmentally Friendly Logistics
Lower carbon emissions for a greener supply chain.
Cost-Efficiency: Ideal for transporting large volumes at competitive rates.
Reliability: Fixed rail schedules reduce delays and improve delivery accuracy.
Scalability: Perfect for both growing businesses and large-scale industrial needs.
End-to-End Management: We handle coordination, documentation, and transfer logistics.
Whether you’re transporting commodities, equipment, or containerized goods, Consecutive Trading delivers rail freight solutions that are efficient, scalable, and sustainable.
Move more, spend less—with the strength of rail logistics.
At Consecutive Trading, we make logistics easy by following a straightforward process designed around your needs:
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