Daigon Livestock / Pet Transport

15/08/2025

26/12/2021

05/09/2021

Excellent service!
I would recommend Daigon Freight to anyone with loved ones overseas!
From my Son in Zurich to whom I sent his personal belongings:
"You must thank your shipping company Mom as they did a good job of getting it here."

28/08/2021

Daigon Intl. earlier today exported 10 Trained German Shepherds via Airfreight to Dubai, UAE. These dogs were calm and easy to handle and of course we ensured that they have ample water supply and Food for the long flight. These doggies will be more than 'ok' and we wish them a happy stay in the UAE.

17/08/2021

Daigon Intl. Pty Ltd loading cattle for road transport into Africa earlier today 17 August 2017. It is not just a case of loading. All health permits need to be in place.

01/07/2021

As we all know the compliance due date for the Protection of Personal Information Act, 4 of 2013 (“POPIA”), being 30 June 2021, is steadfastly approaching. This deadline brings a few changes.

One of these changes is that the administrators will be required to obtain your consent for being part of this WhatsApp group. As such, you are herewith notified that you are entitled to refuse such consent and you may exercise such a right by leaving this group.

Should you elect to remain in this group, it will be accepted that you have consented to being a part of this group and to your personal information being noticeable to any person in this group. If you do not agree kindly exit group immediately.....

In this regard, we implore on all members of this group not to make use of such personal information for whatsoever reason, without obtaining the consent of the relevant person.

12/06/2021

ThE dependency on transport has been brought home with the current Covid-19 pandemic which has seen transport becoming even more important than before in keeping the nation fed and the growing economic activity moving.
Limitations, challenges – and opportunity?
Transport operators and logistics service providers have not only had to deal with the ongoing lockdown and the fear of staff members testing positive for the virus, but also limitations in fuel supply. Add in longer than ever delays at the few border crossings that are currently operational, strikes and protests with trucks and buses being burned as well as an expected increase in hijacking and theft as unemployed people get increasingly desperate. We have a massive headache with no end in sight.

Transport is the lifeblood of any country. However, due to a somewhat dysfunctional rail network, South Africans are highly dependent on road transport.

06/06/2021

DAIGON INTERNATIONAL OFFERING BELOW MARKET RATES FOR OUR CUSTOMERS..........................WE ALWAYS TRY TO BE THAT ONE STEP AHEAD.