CCA/IATA team up

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The Cool Chain Association (CCA), which has more than 40 members in the global perishables industry, and IATA, which represent over 270 member airlines, have decided to cooperate through the IATA Live Animal and Perishables Board (LAPB) with the objective of improving global logistics standards for perishable and temperature sensitive products.

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CCA/IATA team up

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

The Cool Chain Association (CCA), which has more than 40 members in the global perishables industry, and IATA, which represent over 270 member airlines, have decided to cooperate through the IATA Live Animal and Perishables Board (LAPB) with the objective of improving global logistics standards for perishable and temperature sensitive products.

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As Carrier Transicold reaches the 50th anniversary of its picture frame reefer container, Mennekes celebrates supplying the refrigeration leader with its fifth millionth reefer plug.

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