News / Charter aims to protect shipper and forwarder data

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19/04/2023

Concerns over the security of data shared between digital platforms and their customers has led to shipper and forwarder associations calling for higher standards in data protection.

The Global Shippers Forum and the international federation of freight forwarders, FIATA, today issued a joint charter for the ...

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