Multi temperature supply chain specialist in storage and logistics, Midlands based Oakland International, has once again passed the British Retailers Consortium (BRC) quality audit for storage and distribution with flying colours.
Oakland’s Operations Director, Paul Ziolek, commented: “Retention of such a prestigious, global standard provides positive recognition for our customers that they are dealing with a supply chain partner ranked amongst the very best. We were one of the first in our sector to achieve this standard and have maintained our accreditation for over 8 years.”
Oakland International’s consistency and care in their supply chain operation, which also includes order picking, packing and food tempering, is a key factor in the firm’s popularity as the operator of choice. Internationally recognised as the ‘global standard’ for storage and distribution, the BRC audit covers a rigorous full day assessment of environmental standards, operating systems, traceability, layout, product flow and incorporates handling requirements of specified materials providing a bench mark for best practice within the storage and distribution industry.
Speaking on behalf of Oakland’s growing Quality Assurance team, Quality Assurance Manager Louise Smith said: “We are all absolutely delighted to not only pass the audit, but to come through it once again in such a positive way.
“The Oakland team’s personal dedication continues to ensure attention to detail and flexibility of service offer, delivering confident results time and time again to ensure we maintain customer confidence as well as BRC accreditation.”
Recognised as an innovative player within their sector, Oakland International offers a complete supply chain management solution for frozen, chilled and ambient product, working with an extensive range of co-packing support services.
Oakland International Limited
Tel UK: 01527 596 222
Email: sales@oakland-international.com
Tel Ireland: +353 (0) 1835 4855
Email: ireland@oakland-international.com
Twitter: @OaklandIntUK
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