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:uro reefer men o follow UK rules
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I Overseas reefer operators voted to follow the code of conduct rerated by '1'ransfrigoroute (UK) for the last five years at last eek's annual general meeting of Transfrigoroute International e temperature controlled transport organisation in Prague. Proposals for all Transfrigoroute members to recognise the de will be ratified at a meeting of its Frigo Club in Budapest oct February.
Graham Eames, chairman of Transfrigoroute UK, says it should Lye happened a long time ago. "We created a code of conduct r our 100-strong membership laying out minimum levels of lcrating and equipment standards in October 1984," he said. ts adoption on an international basis will produce a tighter-knit, ore mutually helpful organisation."
Eames says the need for better standards throughout the Euroan cold chain has never been greater.