Logistics & cold chain
The cold chain does not take a day off.
Freshness is decided in the gaps between steps. We close those gaps with the right packing, the right temperature and a timeline that is planned before the catch is landed.
The journey
Six steps, one owner.
The same desk stays with the consignment from the beach to the handover, so there is always one answer to “where is it now?”
- 01
Step 01
Landing & grading
Catch is selected at the landing point, weighed and sorted by species and size band before it leaves the beach.
- 02
Step 02
Icing & packing
Layered with clean ice in foam boxes or packed for the frozen line, with order details attached at the box.
- 03
Step 03
Cold store
Held at the right temperature for its form — chilled, frozen or deep-frozen — until the booking is confirmed.
- 04
Step 04
Refrigerated road leg
Moved on refrigerated transport along the Mogadishu–Nairobi corridor with the load documented as it travels.
- 05
Step 05
Booking & export desk
Air or sea space secured with the paperwork lodged in parallel, so nothing queues behind a missing certificate.
- 06
Step 06
Destination handover
Arrival formalities supported and the consignment released to your nominated receiver or forwarder.
Cold-chain standards
Held at the temperature the product needs.
We match handling to the form you are buying — chilled, frozen or deep-frozen — and keep it there through storage, transfer and arrival.
Chilled 0 – 4 °C
Iced product for short, fast movements where texture matters most.
Frozen −18 °C
Standard frozen lines for longer routes and larger consignments.
Deep freeze on request
Saku-grade handling for buyers selling into premium raw-market channels.
Monitored transfers
Each handover logged so the chain can be accounted for from landing to arrival.
The corridor
Mogadishu to Nairobi, then onward.
1 · Origin
Mogadishu
Collection, grading, packing and cold storage, with origin formalities started here.
2 · Gateway
Nairobi
Refrigerated arrival, export and clearance support, and onward booking.
3 · Destination
Your market
Arrival handling, document release and handover to your receiver.
Routing, transit time and cost depend on species, volume and destination — we quote the realistic option, not the fastest-sounding one.
Plan a shipmentNext step
Give us the volume and the destination.
We will come back with the routing options, the temperature regime and the timeline that actually holds.

