Tag: Transported Asset Protection Association
Demand for greater supply chain resilience to drive uptake of new TAPA security standards
The Transported Asset Protection Association launched its latest 2020 revisions on the Facility Security Requirements and Trucking Security Requirements in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa....
Read MoreDHL Express to build new gateway at Munich Airport
DHL Express is set to build a new gateway in Munich with an investment volume of EUR 70 million. It is expected to start operating in 2022....
Read MoreTAPA partners with Bosch Secure Truck Parking, boosting secure parking places by over 42% in 12 months
TAPA has teamed up with Bosch Secure Truck Parking to contribute a 42.9 percent growth in TAPA's database of secure parking places....
Read MoreTAPA warns of a significant spike in cargo thefts as criminals get back to ‘business as usual’
The Transported Asset Protection Association warned manufacturers and logistics service providers to prepare and protect their supply chains due to a significant spike in cargo thefts....
Read MoreTAPA to consider aligning PSR standard with new European Commission safe parking programme
TAPA launched its Parking Security Requirements (PSR) 12 months ago, a tiered certification programme for PPOs to help drive significant growth in the number of secure parking sites in Europe and the wider EMEA region. ...
Read MoreTAPA calls for more data sharing as cargo crime reaches 3-year high
Cargo crimes reported to TAPA’s IIS in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region reached a three-year high in Q1 2016, with an average of nearly five incidents every day culminating in millions of euros of......
Read MoreTAPA makes good progress on certification campaign
TAPA has reported a 14 per cent increase in the number of logistics facilities and trucking operations achieving certification to its security standards only six months into a three-year campaign to help manufacturers and logistics service providers......
Read More100th TAPA certified facility in Asia Pacific for DHL Express
The Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) Asia recognised DHL Express for having the most Freight Security Requirement (FSR) sites in Asia Pacific....
Read MoreTAPA highlights rising truck cargo crime
The Association’s Incident Information Service (IIS) recorded 238 cargo crime incidents in the three months to 30 September 2015 with TAPA noting that cargo crime is “massively” under-reported....
Read MoreTAPA launches global campaign in face of rising cargo crime
The rising problem of cargo crimes was highlighted by statistics from TAPA’s EMEA (Europe, Middle East & Africa) region which saw incidents in the first half of 2015 rise 24 per cent year-on-year, with incidents recorded in......
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