'Doing it properly', says Etihad Cargo, is how to grow cool chain volumes
Airlines divide into those that pay lip service to cool chain and pharma products – ...
IATA’s pharma quality programme, CEIV, has at the very least got the industry talking. Some say it’s very expensive, with IATA trying to recoup its investment fast; others say that it’s purely a marketing initiative.
But pharma logistics companies which have been CEIV certified seem pleased with the process.
That’s certainly the case with Liege Airport and CAL Cargo Airlines, the first to implement it across both airline and handling operations at Liege.
Not only that, but its RFS supplier, Jan de Rijk, ...
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