Good Handling Practices Reefer Cargo Training

Quelle: https://www.iata.org/en/programs/cargo/perishable/

“Good Handling Practices Reefer Cargo Training” refers to a specialized training program focused on the correct handling, loading, stowage, temperature control, and monitoring of temperature-sensitive refrigerated (reefer) cargo throughout the supply chain. Its aim is to ensure product integrity, regulatory compliance, and to minimize spoilage, temperature deviations, and transport-related damage.

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