Urged to Renew IATA DGR Certification
5 August 2024
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UK freight forwarders are warned to update their IATA Dangerous Goods Regulation (DGR) certification on the IATA portal to avoid non-compliance, according to Air Cargo News.
Failure to upload valid training certificates by August 31 will result in termination and removal from the Cargo Agency List. To maintain compliance, forwarders must complete DGR training every 24 months and ensure certification details are current with IATA.
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