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Cathay Pacific Services Limited recognised for perishables handling; receives first IATA CEIV Fresh certification

March 22, 2019: Cathay Pacific Services Limited (CPSL), Cathay Pacific’s wholly-owned subsidiary, has become one of the first organisations to be awarded IATA CEIV Fresh certification, a globally-recognised perishable product handling accreditation.

Cathay Pacific Services Limited recognised for perishables handling; receive first IATA CEIV Fresh certification
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Cathay Pacific Services Limited recognised for perishables handling; receive first IATA CEIV Fresh certification

March 22, 2019: Cathay Pacific Services Limited (CPSL), Cathay Pacific’s wholly-owned subsidiary, has become one of the first organisations to be awarded IATA CEIV Fresh certification, a globally-recognised perishable product handling accreditation.

The certification, which was also awarded to the Hong Kong Airport Authority at the IATA World Cargo Symposium, underscores the speed, consistency and efficiency of all stakeholders in Hong Kong International Airport when it comes to the treatment and transportation of perishable products.

Cathay Pacific is working to become the world’s first airline to be CEIV Fresh certified, in May 2019.

In harness with aviation industry stakeholders and regulators, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) created the Centre of Excellence for Independent Validators (CEIV) with the aim of helping organisations involved in the air cargo supply chain achieve handling excellence.

Cathay Pacific Regional Head of Cargo for South Asia, Middle East and Africa Rajesh Menon said, “India, Sri Lanka and South Africa all are big markets for shipment of perishable products like sea food, fresh vegetables, fruits and even fresh flowers. Hong Kong, Japan and Korea are some of the important trade lanes for FreshLIFT. And with this feat at our Cargo Terminal, we will provide superior value, agile service and expert handling to our customers for airfreight of perishables.”

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