AFRICAN OPPORTUNITY

DRIVEN by its rich natural resources and expanding export capabilities, Africa’s airfreight market is seeing significant growth. Regions like South Africa, Morocco, and Egypt have shifted from traditional exports, such as melons, to producing niche, high-value goods like berries, organic perishables, and cotton candy-flavoured grapes, reflecting Africa’s increasing ability to meet global demands for food security and sustainable products.

Northern and Southern Africa are key regions of opportunity. East Africa, particularly Kenya and Ethiopia, stands out as a global leader in high-value agricultural exports, such as flowers, fruits, and vegetables, primarily destined for Europe and the Middle East. In West Africa, countries like Nigeria and Ghana are experiencing growing demand for imports of consumer goods and industrial equipment. Additionally, their exports of commodities such as cocoa, gold, and oil create trade flows.

“The African airfreight industry has undergone significant transformation…