Shipper of Trust, Twice Awarded in 2024

The Certificate Shipper of Trust (CCR) has received the 2024 CEL Award for the best sustainable logistics project this December, just a few days ago. It also received the 10 Award for Excellence in Logistics and Transport in June, granted by Cadena de Suministro. The CCR certification, based on the global standard “IRU-GSA-ITF Charter” for improving driver conditions at loading & unloading points (jointly created by transporters, shippers, and driver unions), aligns with the new European CS3D Directive, which legitimizes the pillars of the new business outlook on the logistics of the future: ethical, resilient, and sustainable.

These recognitions are a great reward for an associative project born from a cohesive collective effort through many collaborators, both internal and external to Transprime Spanish Shippers’ Council (SSC), to whom we deeply appreciate their sincere cooperation and their willingness to contribute, contribute, and contribute. They have had the honest intention to create and promote a new logistical frequency that stimulates the best version of shipper companies. Through the voluntary accreditation of ethical and excellent logistical behavior, they align with the intention to drive logistics towards a resilient scenario where key players and shippers are designed to be future-proof.

“The Driver First”, thank you, Javier Miranda, for creating this great slogan that has united us all in the same mission. Thanks to the jury members for recognizing the CCR project. Thanks to Alberto Blanco and Carlos Díaz for your tireless energy and expertise. Thanks to our “early adopters” and founders of the certification: Carburos Metálicos and Freixenet, who have allowed their logistical models to serve as benchmarks for shared logistical improvement. Thanks to Ramón Valdivia for the unconditional support and legitimacy of this initiative, which is now also creating the Responsible Transporter Certification (CTR).

Everything fits, everything flows, and everything advances with the desire to exist kindly, in connection and harmony with all agents of the logistics ecosystem, in a new way of understanding the world: CCR voluntary accreditation as a vehicle for logistical understanding. This endearing situation reminds me of my role models and transports me to my happy arcadia, to a way of acting similar to that of the inhabitants of Asterix’s Gallic village. They possess a magic potion that gives them two powers: the first and most visible is their evident physical strength; the second, less visible (but more important), is the resilience and assertiveness to harmoniously and empathetically connect with the essence of the people, elements, and things around them.

In this way, intuitively and always accurately, they choose the best path to be and exist, future-proof, in accordance with their common sense, which transforms their values into universal standards of positive connection.