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SwissWorld Cargo is looking at rolling out new certification processes at its stations around the world – something of a validation for IATA’s CEIV quality standard.
The airline announced last month that its Zurich hub handler, Cargologic, had completed CEIV in addition to its Good Distribution Practice (GDP) certification (the standard set by the pharma industry). It now wants to ask its other handlers to do the same.
“Zurich was just the beginning for us,” said Ashwin Bhat, the recently appointed head of Swiss World Cargo. “We ...
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