Cargo Breaking News
Focusing on the issues pertaining to DGR training for Pharma and dangerous good transportation, the Managing Committee of The Air Cargo Agents Association of India (ACAAI) held a meet in Chennai on 3 and 4 May. “Institutions across India have not been getting the necessary approvals from the authorities to conduct DGR training which is causing lot of issues in the export of pharmaceutical items and dangerous goods.
The logistics service providers need to be aware of the policies and guidelines to carry out dangerous goods transportation lack of which might lead to serious accidents,” shares CK Govil, President, ACAAI. Possible venues for the upcoming ACAAI convention were also discussed. The team at Southern Region needs to be complemented and thanked for organising the same successfully.
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