Bigfoot Express Freight expands into Pretoria with their 11th branch in South Africa

Bigfoot Express Freight’s prospects and current customers in Pretoria and surroundings now have an amazing opportunity to enjoy a supreme delivery service, thanks to the official opening of the company’s branch in the Capital City.

A high class grand opening of the Pretoria branch in Silverton on Wednesday, depicted Bigfoot’s high level of professionalism and love for the people – including its employees and customers.

“Human capital makes our business (Bigfoot) unique. It is the people who make the business run smoothly and succeed,” founder and CEO of Bigfoot Express Freight Sun Moodley said, adding that a business that lacks people who put their heart in it is bound to fail.

Moodley said he loved working with people, which eventually encouraged them to work for the company longer.

“A lot of staff members have been with the company for more than 20 years,” he said, adding that this is good news for the customers who benefit from high level of service delivery standards as a result of having skilled and experienced employees, who love their jobs.

He said they provide the best services to their customers and make each and every one of them feel special.

“Based on honesty, trust, accountability and respect, among other things, our services are marketing-orientated, which helps us understand the needs of our target market and meet their demands.”

Tshwane metro MMC for corporate and shared services Kingsley Wakelin graced the event on behalf of Mayor Randall Williams. He encouraged Bigfoot Express Freight, which has been in business for over 34 years, to continue doing the good work.

“I would like to thank you for choosing the City of Tshwane as your home to expand your business,” MMC Wakelin said.

He said job creation was a top priority for the administration and seeing businesses thriving was important to the city because it wanted to see growth particularly at this difficult time in the country’s economy.

Bigfoot Express’s other branches include: Durban, Pietermaritzburg, Johannesburg, Nelspruit, Polokwane, Bloemfontein, East London, Port Elizabeth, Cape town, George, Pretoria, (cross-border) Botswana, Lesotho, (infrastructure into) Mozambique, Swaziland, Namibia and Zimbabwe.