Cold Chain Federation Secures Awards Trust Mark Accreditation for All Awards Programs
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The Cold Chain Federation has received independent Awards Trust Mark accreditation for its three awards programs, recognizing its dedication to fair and transparent judging processes. This accreditation applies to the Cold Chain Sustainability Awards, Cold Chain Business Awards, and Cold Chain People Awards, all of which have met the established standards for Accredited status.
This achievement is significant as it enhances trust between the awards organizers and participants, ensuring that the awards are managed and judged according to good practices. Tom Southall, deputy chief executive at the Cold Chain Federation, emphasized the importance of independence and transparency in industry awards, stating that this accreditation provides confidence to entrants regarding the fairness of the assessment process.
The Cold Chain Federation aims to build on this initial success, with plans to pursue Outstanding accreditation after the first awards cycle. Entries for the Cold Chain Sustainability Awards 2027 are currently open, with winners to be announced at the Climate & Energy Summit on March 18, 2027.
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Cold Chain Federation achieves Awards Trust Mark accreditation across all three awards programmes
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