FUTURETEND PTY LTD

FUTURETEND PTY LTD

Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage

City of Tshwane, Gauteng 1,150 followers

Your International Resource, Import, Export & Distribution Partner

About us

International Award-Winning Import, Export and Distribution company. We specialize in resourcing, importing, exporting and distributing bulk shipment FROZEN WHOLE CHICKEN AND CHICKEN. On the medical forefront we supply internationally medical devices, equipment, disposable medical supplies and pharmaceutical products. We have various licenses and registrations in place enabling us to operate in the international market. Our registrations and licenses include GACC, SADC, SADC-EPA, SACU-EFA, NCAGE, SAHPRA.

Website
www.futuretend.co.za
Industry
Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
City of Tshwane, Gauteng
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2019
Specialties
SUGAR, FROZEN CHICKEN AND MEAT, SUNFLOWER OIL, HARTALEGA GLOVES, ONE GLOVE, TEST KITS , DOA TEST KITS, MEDICIAL EQUIPMENT, MEDICAL DEVICES, MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND DISPOSABLES, ICUMSA 45 SUGAR, IMPORT, EXPORT, DISTRUBUTION , SHIPPING AND LOGISTICS, and KEY-TURN SUPPLY PARTNER

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  • Visit Futuretend Pty Ltd at CIIE2024 Hall 2.2 A7-01. A special thank you to Ellen Fang and her team from Standard Bank South Africa for all your hard work and support.

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    CIIE - The World’s Largest Import Expo The China International Import Expo (CIIE) is an important platform to help our export-ready African clients gain access to the Chinese market through matchmaking with pre-vetted Chinese importers and exposure to over 1 million visitors and 400,000 registered buyers. We are proud to be the only SA bank to have participated in #CIIE since its inception in 2018 and we’re honoured to partner with the CIIE Bureau once again in signing up for CIIE 2024. Visit our website for info on how we can support your business with our market-leading Africa-China Trade Solutions and unparalleled access to the Chinese market through our strategic partnership with the world’s largest bank, the Industrial Commercial Bank of China (ICBC). https://bddy.me/43ZhD8R #WeRunBusiness

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    Cargo Insurance vs. Cargo Liability Insurance. Some professionals mix them up. But knowing the difference could save your business thousands. _________________ Get early access to Edward at www.hiedward.ai and start learning smarter, not harder. ——————————- Let’s break it down: Cargo Insurance protects the value of the goods. Cargo Liability Insurance protects the carrier against claims. But there’s more: 1. Who holds the policy? Cargo Insurance: Shippers or consignees. Cargo Liability: Carriers, like shipping companies. 2. What’s covered? Cargo Insurance: Comprehensive—covers the actual value of goods lost or damaged. Cargo Liability: Limited to the carrier’s legal responsibility. 3. Premiums: Cargo Insurance: Higher, because coverage is broader. Cargo Liability: Lower, reflecting the limited liability. 4. Claims Process: Cargo Insurance: You get paid for the actual value of the goods. Cargo Liability: Only paid if the carrier is legally liable. But here’s the real challenge: How do you learn all of this while balancing a busy career? • Work pressures eat up your time. • Self-learning costs can add up. • Family commitments demand your attention. • And let’s be honest, sometimes laziness sneaks in. That’s why we created Edward. We’re redesigning how professionals learn with bite-sized materials and curated cases—the stuff you’ll actually read. No more endless PDFs, no more overwhelming courses. Just practical learning to help you stay ahead. Ready to make smarter decisions with your cargo? Let’s rethink professional development—together.

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  • BRAZIL- 09 Sep 2024 Chicken meat exports reach highest average price in two years Average value of exports once again exceeds US$ 2 thousand dollars/ton; revenue in Reais grows 8.1% Markets Chicken meat exports reach highest average price in two years The average price of Brazilian chicken meat exports (considering all products, including fresh and processed) once again exceeded the level of US$ 2 thousand dollars per ton, according to a survey by the Brazilian Association of Animal Protein (ABPA). In August, the average price of the exported ton reached US$ 2,089, a number 8.9% higher than that recorded in the same period last year, of US$ 1,918. It is the highest average price since August 2022, with US$ 2,106 dollars per ton. In all, 379.8 thousand tons were shipped in August, a volume 12.3% lower than in the same period last year, with 433.3 thousand tons. In revenue, the drop was smaller, of 4.5%, with US$ 793.6 million recorded in August this year, against US$ 831 million in the same period last year. Revenue in Reais grew 8.1%, with R$4.406 billion in August this year, against R$4.074 billion in the eighth month of 2023. In the year (January to August), the volume of chicken meat shipped reached 3.432 million tons, a volume 1.8% lower than in the same period last year, with 3.495 million tons. Revenue recorded in the first eight months of 2024 reached US$ 6.319 billion, a balance 7.8% lower than in the same period last year, with US$ 6.858 billion. Revenue in Reais in the year totaled R$33.004 billion, a balance 4.1% lower than in the previous year, with R$34.412 billion. "The flow of shipments recorded so far follows a monthly average equivalent to that of the 12 months of 2023, settling at around 430 thousand tons", evaluates the president of ABPA, Ricardo Santin. In the survey by destination, the United Arab Emirates took the first place, with 39.2 thousand tons imported from Brazil in August, a number 17% lower compared to the same period last year. At a different pace, shipments to Japan grew 32%, reaching 39 thousand tons. Next came South Africa, with 28.1 thousand tons (+11%), Saudi Arabia, with 26.9 thousand tons (-28%) and China, now in fifth place, with 16.3 thousand tons (-69%). In the survey by state, Paraná remains in the lead in exports, with 161.2 thousand tons exported in August (-2.7), followed by: Santa Catarina, with 84.2 thousand tons (-14.1%), Rio Grande do Sul, with 37.8 thousand tons (-42.5%), São Paulo, with 23.8 thousand tons (-3.1%) and Goiás, with 17.8 thousand tons (+4.3%). "The average price was strongly influenced by the growth of shipments to markets with high added value, such as Japan. On the other hand, there was a loss of the shipping window in certain ports, especially in Paranaguá, where there is a large damming of logistics flow. The punctual effects of Newcastle Disease also contributed to the lower result, especially in shipments to China and Mexico", highlights Santin.

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