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Focus on security

07 Apr 2006 - by Staff reporter
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CONTAINER SECURITY specialists EJ Brooks made strong impact at the recent Intermodal Africa exhibition in Swakopmund. Pictured from left are South African agent, Kevin Norwitz of Vikela Aluvin, Andrew Mcneice and Richard Kirk of EJ Brooks, USA with their latest range of US-CTPAT-compliant container security products. All maritime cargo containers entering the US from foreign points of origin must be secured with a high-security barrier seal which conforms to the technical specifications in the ISO/PAS 17712 document, says Norwitz. “If they don’t, they are set aside for special
scrutiny - significantly delaying delivery.”

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