Certifications

APA’s mission is to protect and minimize the loss of goods throughout the supply chain. To achieve this goal, the association has developed various industry standards that include a series of requirements for the security of goods transportation, warehouses, and logistics centers:

FSR (Facility Security Requirements): Security requirements for facilities.

TSR (Trucking Security Requirements): Security requirements for truck transport.

TACSS (Tapa Air Cargo Security Standards): Security requirements for airport logistics.

PSR (Parking Security Requirements): Security requirements for parking areas of vehicles and goods.

Certifying shipping and transportation operations according to TAPA standards allows us to:

• Increase the security level of storage areas and cargo transfer operations.
• Improve our rating for handling high-value or high-risk products.
• Reduce losses.
• Enhance customer and stakeholder satisfaction.

Certificate of Good Distribution Practice for medicines. To ensure the high quality of medicines intended for end consumers, it is essential to meet production and distribution requirements. These requirements are defined by the European standard EU GDP – Good Distribution Practice.

The good distribution practice regulations are based on the laws of the Czech Republic (Decree No. 229/2008 Sb., regarding the production and distribution of medicines) and the European Commission guidelines for the proper distribution of medicines for human use (Directive 2013/C 343/01).
With this certification, we help ensure the excellent quality of our clients’ medicines from the start of production to final distribution.

At Mesaroli, we take care of our clients’ products, sharing their fundamental commitment to maintaining quality throughout the distribution chain. For this reason, we have obtained the ICEA organic certificate,

which represents a guarantee of control and quality in all sectors of organic production: agriculture, livestock, beekeeping, aquaculture, product processing, and wine production.

The IFS Logistics standard evaluates the quality and safety of logistics activities, including transport, storage, distribution, loading, and unloading. This standard helps meet the increasing demands for transparency and traceability from our clients,

demonstrating a professional and responsible management of their products. IFS Logistics applies to all logistical areas and all types of products, both food and non-food, whether refrigerated or not.

The ISO 9001 standard sets specific requirements for the quality management system, improving the ability to consistently provide products and services that meet customer expectations and legal regulations.

The ISO 9001 standard is based on a series of quality management principles, including a strong customer focus, the involvement of top management, a process approach, and continuous improvement.

This certification is based on a set of 10 common clauses across all ISO standards. This ensures uniform characteristics among the most common management systems, facilitating integration with other system categories, such as environment, occupational health and safety, information security, and others.