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SECURITY PERFORMANCE AWARDSPOLICE SUCCESS


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TAPA EMEA WINS OUTSTANDING SECURITY PARTNERSHIP AWARD AS A ‘GAME CHANGER FOR SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY’


The Transported Asset Protection Association’s (TAPA) Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) region has won the ‘Outstanding Security Partnership’ award in the 2021 Benelux Outstanding Security Performance Awards (OSPAs) after the judges acknowledged TAPA EMEA as a ‘game changer for supply chain security’.


Commenting on TAPA EMEA’s support of its membership over the last year, the judges commented: “TAPA EMEA has helped its Manufacturing and Logistics Service Provider members maintain the resilience of their supply chains throughout the Covid pandemic through the provision of industry security standards, training and loss prevention intelligence.


“In 12 months, the Association’s membership in the Europe, Middle East & Africa region is now at its highest level in TAPA’s 24-year history, and certifications for its security standards for facilities, trucking and secure parking are up by as much as 7.6%. Training has been delivered to 2,222 participants and new online, Driver and Remote Auditing courses have been launched. The judges felt that the Association provides many benefits for members and continues to be a real game changer for supply chain security.”


TAPA EMEA is the region’s leading supply chain resilience and security association, with a mission to minimise losses from its members’ supply chains by providing a growing portfolio of industry standards, certification, training, intelligence and networking solutions proven to improve supply chain resilience.


Thorsten Neumann, President & CEO of TAPA EMEA, said: “We are very proud to have been


Thorsten Neumann, President & CEO of TAPA EMEA.


chosen for this prestigious award. Since the start of the pandemic, our members’ supply chains have faced unprecedented disruption and this, in turn, has presented significant security challenges. Not only have our members responded in the most professional and accomplished manner, we, too, have pivoted to support their security and resilience requirements.


“The global focus on the resilience of supply chains has also accelerated the growth of our membership with a further 150 companies joining us in the EMEA region in the past year to benefit from the tools and services we offer to enhance their in-house security programmes. So, we proudly accept this award on behalf of the entire TAPA EMEA Family, which thoroughly


deserves this recognition for keeping vital supply chains moving securely and efficiently, especially over the past 18 months. We are delivering and developing new solutions to ensure this continues.”


Now in their second year, the OSPAs recognise security companies, people and technology which has made a significant contribution in working towards protecting people, property and assets, based on a rigorous and robust judging process.


The Benelux OSPAs are part of a global awards scheme that serves to acknowledge the creditable and infinite contributions that companies, initiatives, teams and individuals make to the security industry and wider community.


‘We proudly accept this award on behalf of the entire TAPA EMEA Family, which thoroughly deserves this recognition for keeping vital supply chains moving securely and efficiently, especially over the past 18 months.’


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