Non-Hazardous Material Freight Chain Certifications

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Formal attestations granted to service providers and companies demonstrating that they comply with established national or international standards and procedures for the handling, storage, and transportation of non-hazardous goods within the supply chain. Common examples include ISO quality standards, security certifications such as the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO), or Good Distribution Practice (GDP).

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