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CEVA Logistics and EFL Africa launch joint venture in Nigeria
CEVA EFL Limited combines EFL’s Nigerian infrastructure with CEVA’s network across more than 170 countries. EFL brings 140,000 square metres of inland container depot space at Ikorodu and Apapa, an export processing terminal, barge operations from the Lagos ports and a licensed in-house customs team.
EFL is now part of CEVA Logistics. We connect cargo moving through Nigeria and West Africa to a network across more than 170 countries.
We handle freight and export, container and depot work, transport and intermodal moves, warehousing, customs and regulatory compliance, and the digital tools that sit across them.
Our work runs from our Ikorodu and Beachland sites, alongside the Apapa, Tincan and Kirikiri customs commands.
Moving containers by barge from the Lagos ports to the inland depots reduces reliance on road transport and shortens transit times.
From CEVA Logistics and EFL Africa
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