IWLA Chemical Council Positioned for Success in 2014
The IWLA Chemical Council found its footing in 2013. The group is positioned for growth and success in the new year. “The biggest accomplishment in 2013 was the acceptance of […]
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IWLA Sustainability Council Updates Mission to Add Educational Forums and Sharing of Best Practices to Membership
Three years ago members of the International Warehouse Logistics Association embarked on a journey to increase sustainability in warehouse-based third-party logistics companies. IWLA’s first step to this end was the […]
IWLA Comments on FDA Proposal for Preventive Controls for Human Food
In general, International Warehouse Logistics Association member companies support regulations such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Good Manufacturing Practice and Hazard Analysis and Risk-based Preventive Controls for […]
IWLA APPLAUDS CONGRESS FOR RECOGNIZING 3PLS IN PRESCRIPTION DRUG TRACEABILITY LAW
The International Warehouse Logistics Association (IWLA) applauds the action by U.S. Senate to pass the Drug Quality and Security Act. The new law creates a single, uniform, and national supply […]
Congress Recommends New Policies and Revenues Focused Freight Transportation Network Improvement
On June 26, 2013, International Warehouse Logistics Association Secretary Mark V. DeFabis, president & CEO of Plainfield, Ind.,-based Integrated Distribution Services Inc., testified before the U.S. House Committee on Transportation […]
IWLA Survey Will Guide New Programs and Goals Based on Your Needs
It’s good practice to evaluate your business. In the coming weeks IWLA membership will receive an email with a link to the IWLA Member-Needs Assessment. This survey, commissioned by IWLA […]
IWLA Legislative Action Alert: Tell Congress to Pass the Drug Quality and Security Act!
The U.S. Congress has reached agreement on bipartisan legislation that will for the first time recognize third-party logistics providers as a part of the drug supply chain. The Drug Quality […]
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