End‑to‑end temperature control and security for life science products, via air, sea, and road.
Your most important products should always arrive on time. Let Brink's Life Science Logistics provide end‑to‑end temperature control and CEIV‑certified transportation for your pharmaceuticals, even in flight.
All Brink's armored vehicles—as well as shipment containers in the custody of 3PLs— are equipped with wireless monitors that allow you to track your cargo's location, temperature, vibration, humidity, exposure to infra-red light and tilt.
Your cargo is protected by policies developed specifically for the life sciences.
For projects that require strict chain of custody control, Brink's offers end-to-end logistics such as handling, warehousing, transport, and contingencies for product destruction.
For cargo that has unusually unique logistical needs, Brink's can customize its SOP—without compromising speed or security.
As a member of the U.S. Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program, Brink's enjoys fewer inspections as well as a streamlined duty and tax settlement process.
Brink's specialists supervise your shipment in-transit to safeguard your valuables and ensure total product integrity.
Brink's can provide customized security devices—including tamper-proof labels and special electronic locks.
Using climate-controlled trucks, planeside supervision and remote monitoring, Brink's meets both IATA CEIV and cGDP compliance.
Our experts can help you solve security and logistics challenges and optimize your risk management process as a whole.
Ah, technology. What would we do without it? Paying bills, ordering groceries for home delivery and even controlling your thermostat can be done from the touch of your phone. And on a business level, technology plays a pivotal role in simplifying operations and helping things run smoothly. Here are several advantages of incorporating mobile technology into your business.
With cash continuing to be a preferred payment method for consumers of all ages, cash-handling technology is constantly evolving for the future. As a result, both retailers and banks are always looking to invest in new services and devices to meet the needs of their customers more efficiently.
Despite the growing popularity of mobile payments, cash is still being heavily used by consumers across the country. With this, many people are still using cash to pay for government fees such as taxes, parking tickets, court fees, and more. This use of cash creates a need to effectively manage cash intake for efficient daily operations in government facilities.
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Brink's to Acquire Majority of G4S Cash Operations
