Port of Dover Cargo earns BRCGS certification for chilled & frozen food storage, reinforcing its role in global trade logistics.
Port of Dover Cargo has reached a significant industry milestone by receiving the prestigious BRCGS Global Standard Storage and Distribution Certification for Category 01 – Chilled and Frozen Food in the Temperature-Controlled Storage Standard. This certification affirms the port’s commitment to maintaining rigorous food safety and quality management practices, reinforcing its position as a key hub for handling temperature-sensitive goods in the global supply chain.
The BRCGS Global Standard is a recognised benchmark in the food industry, assuring customers and stakeholders of compliance with the highest food safety standards. The certification highlights the port’s ongoing dedication to maintaining excellence in logistics and quality control for perishable goods.
Alison Hall, Head of Business Development at Port of Dover Cargo, expressed her pride in the achievement, stating, “This certification reflects our unwavering commitment to providing world-class facilities and services that meet the highest industry standards. It underscores our role as a critical hub for temperature-controlled logistics, supporting global trade and ensuring food security.”
Oliver Hynes, Product Director – Food and Packaging at UK Food Cert, added, “We are delighted to certify Port of Dover Cargo against the BRCGS Storage and Distribution Standard. This certification demonstrates their dedication and the positive impact it will have on their cargo handling capabilities.”
As part of its continuous efforts to enhance operations, the Port of Dover Cargo has made substantial investments in infrastructure and technology, particularly in its Temperature-Controlled Storage and Distribution Centre, which is critical to preserving the freshness and quality of perishable goods.
The BRCGS certification, alongside its existing accreditations, provides further assurance to businesses that rely on the port for secure, efficient, and high-quality handling of their temperature-sensitive products. This achievement cements the port’s reputation as a leader in cargo handling excellence in the UK.
