Eskimo Ice is manufactured at our factory in Hermanus incorporating be manufacturing practices and HACCP principles. The water used to produce our ice products is purified to 0. 02 micron to remove impurities and bacteria, a process that is substantially more advanced than what is currently offered in the market. Eskimo Ice is a member of the International Packaged Ice Association (IPIA) .

Cool Maintenaince - insulated panels, cold rooms, pre-fab structures, containers and specialized products

As the largest cold store operator in Africa, CCS Logistics owns and operates twelve refrigerated warehouse facilities in the major centres and harbours of South Africa, Namibia and Angola. Collectively offering customers 131 000 tons of temperature controlled storage and handling capacity. These facilities are capable of storing product at temperatures from ambient to as low as minus 60 degrees. It is thus suitable for poultry, fish, meat, vegetables, dairy, margarine and fruit. Services were expanded in 2013 to now also include order and case picking as well as transport. Designed for fast turn-around times, CCS Logistics operates some of the most advanced and largest cold storage facilities in southern Africa. Facilities are strategically placed to give easy access from the sea, railway and main roads.

As the largest cold store operator in Africa, CCS Logistics owns and operates twelve refrigerated warehouse facilities in the major centres and harbours of South Africa, Namibia and Angola. Collectively offering customers 131 000 tons of temperature controlled storage and handling capacity. These facilities are capable of storing product at temperatures from ambient to as low as minus 60 degrees. It is thus suitable for poultry, fish, meat, vegetables, dairy, margarine and fruit. Services were expanded in 2013 to now also include order and case picking as well as transport. Designed for fast turn-around times, CCS Logistics operates some of the most advanced and largest cold storage facilities in southern Africa. Facilities are strategically placed to give easy access from the sea, railway and main roads.