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Topshop Rolls Out New Platform To Strengthen Freight Service Operations
Topshop Rolls Out New Platform To Strengthen Freight Service Operations
Determined to make freight services easier, a technology shipping platform in Nigeria, Topshop, has introduced a door-to-door freight service for imported cargoes.
In a statement on Thursday, the company said that with the introduction of the platform, it has become the first shipping technology platform to offer both air freight and sea freight services to Nigerians.
It added that with over 18,000 business customers, Topshop had been a crucial link for businesses and individuals seeking flexible and efficient shipping solutions that consider their unique needs, whether for exports or imports.
“With the introduction of sea freight shipping, Topship becomes the first shipping
tech platform in Nigeria to provide both air and sea shipping options in one product, helping businesses to import and export via sea or air at their own will,” the statement read in part.
According to Topshop, the move further solidifies its commitment to providing a flexible shipping experience for businesses.
The Chief Executive Officer of Topshop, Moses Enenwali, stated that by partnering with a vetted sea freight provider, the company ensured that businesses would enjoy the same reliability, affordability, and customer service they have come to expect from the platform.
He maintained that the new service offered a practical, efficient, and cost-effective alternative for shipping larger and heavier items to international destinations, opening up new possibilities for businesses.
“We are thrilled to be the first shipping aggregator platform in Nigeria to offer both air freight and sea freight shipping options.”
“In a market as dynamic as Nigeria’s, we recognise that businesses require more than just solutions for small to mid-sized packages,” Enenwali stated.
He reiterated that businesses and individuals needed cost-effective options for shipping large volumes and heavier items, especially frequent importers.
“This service expansion emphasises our commitment to providing Nigerians with a
more flexible and less fragmented international shipping experience,” he added.
He averred that with the introduction of its sea freight service, Topshop continued to lead the way in the Nigerian shipping technology sector, offering a full spectrum of services that cater to the diverse and growing needs of Nigerians.
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