Recovery+

Recovery+ is GoReefers' cargo recovery solution for citrus exporters whose consignments are held or rejected for Citrus Black Spot (CBS), that segregates, stores and re-exports affected cargo so as much commercial value as possible is recovered.

Driving Your Supply Chain Forward.

With Recovery+, you gain the confidence that even when the unexpected happens, your cargo still has the best opportunity to retain its value. By reducing losses, protecting product quality and creating alternative market opportunities, you can make informed decisions with greater certainty.

What happens when a consignment is held for Citrus Black Spot?

A Citrus Black Spot (CBS) hold can quickly disrupt your supply chain, placing cargo quality, customer commitments and commercial value at risk. Without the right recovery strategy, affected shipments can lead to unnecessary losses, increased costs and limited re-export opportunities.

How Recovery+ solves it

When consignments are affected by Citrus Black Spot, Recovery+ helps you protect the value of your cargo through professional cold store handling, product segregation and re-export management — giving you the best opportunity to recover commercial value while maintaining product integrity.

  • Separate affected product through professional Citrus Black Spot handling and segregation.

  • Protect product quality with controlled cold store management.

  • Unlock re-export opportunities to alternative destinations.

  • Recover commercial value while reducing unnecessary losses.

  • Simplify the recovery process with one trusted logistics partner.

Recovery+:Frequently asked questions

What is Citrus Black Spot (CBS)?

Citrus Black Spot is a fungal disease of citrus that produces lesions on the rind. It is a regulated phytosanitary concern in several import markets, most notably the European Union, where its detection in a consignment can result in the shipment being held or rejected.

What is Recovery+?

Recovery+ is GoReefers' cargo recovery solution for consignments held or rejected for Citrus Black Spot. It segregates affected product, holds cargo under controlled cold store conditions and manages re-export to alternative destinations, so commercial value is recovered rather than written off.

What are my options if a consignment is rejected for CBS?

Affected product can often be segregated from unaffected product, and the sound cargo re-exported to a market with different phytosanitary requirements. The alternative — treating the whole consignment as a total loss — is usually avoidable if the cargo is handled quickly and stored correctly while options are assessed.

How quickly does Recovery+ need to be engaged?

As early as possible. Recovery outcomes depend on product condition, and a consignment sitting outside controlled storage while decisions are made loses the shelf life that any re-export option depends on.