Kenya is the leading industrial nation in East Africa and has an impressive variety of industries which not only produces for the local market but also for the export into the neighboring countries. Besides the industrial base it however also remains a leading producer of agricultural products such as tea, coffee, flowers and fruits which are mostly going overseas.

The port of Mombasa is the leading port in East Africa and the starting point of the NORTHERN CORRIDOR which connects Uganda, Rwanda, Eastern Congo and Southern Sudan to the Indian Ocean. Road and Rail connections guarantee the vital import and export link for the entire region and not only for the Kenya domestic market.

INTERFREIGHT operates its regional head office in Mombasa. This office is mainly acting as transit station to the above mentioned countries. The Nairobi office however is mainly related to Kenya industries and is particularly well established in the airfreight market whereby the global PANALPINA network gives us a competitive edge over many other forwarders.

Besides the two main offices in Mombasa and Nairobi INTERFREIGHT has operational outlets in Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret, Isebania and Malaba which mostly cater for the transit traffic by road and by rail to the neighboring countries.

Malaba is particularly important as we operate and EXCLUSIVE rail/road terminal where rail cargo is shifted to road transport for the onwards journey to places which are not connected with rail links. This terminal is equipped with 1 container reach stacker of 42 tons capacity.
This connection is particularly important for traffic to Southern Sudan, Northern Uganda, Eastern Congo and Rwanda/Burundi.

All transit traffic is handled with a fleet of up to 150 trucks which are subcontracted on exclusive basis by INTERFREIGHT.

In addition INTERFREIGHT has a fleet of 50 dedicated container carrier wagons which are leased from Uganda Railways Corporation for the rail traffic to/from Uganda.