Logistique
Palettes en bois (Version française)
Ce standard définit les caractéristiques et les règles d’utilisation des palettes en bois, valables pour tous les produits automobiles relevant de ces types.


Disposable wooden pallets (Version anglaise)
Ce standard définit les caractéristiques et les règles d’utilisation des palettes en bois, valables pour tous les produits automobiles relevant de ces types.


Pourquoi les standards d’emballages GALIA ? (Version française)
GALIA définit des standards d’emballages (Emballages Cartons, Bacs plastiques, Palettes bois…) utilisables par les partenaires de la filière Automobile.


Why use GALIA packaging standards? (Version anglaise)
GALIA définit des standards d’emballages (Emballages Cartons, Bacs plastiques, Palettes bois…) utilisables par les partenaires de la filière Automobile.


Key Performance Indicators for Automotive Supply Chain Management
This recommendation provides a common definition of standardized indicators to measure supply chain performance within the automotive industry for both production and service parts.

Global MMOG/LE V4 (version française)
Cet outil d’audit et d’évaluation logistique est un standard mondial des bonnes pratiques de l’industrie pour les processus Supply Chain.


Global MMOG/LE pour les Transporteurs & Prestataires Logistiques
Ce document est un outil d’évaluation qui décrit les pratiques recommandées par l’industrie automobile pour les transporteurs et les prestataires logistiques.


Logistics Service Rating
This recommendation proposes a common definition for the logistics service rating in the automotive industry.


Global RFID Item Level Standard – Odette
This Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Item Level Standard describes best practices, processes, and methods for item identification, verification, traceability, product characteristics, and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) throughout the global automotive supply chain. Extensive efforts have been made by the automotive industry to incorporate interchangeable data use between 2D optical symbols and electronic media such as…

Global Guideline for Returnable Transport Item – Odette
RFID technology has been widely adopted by the automotive industry in individual organisations due to the efficiency and security gains it delivers. However, widespread use between companies is currently much rarer due to compatibility issues. In response to this, Odette , AIAG, JAMA and JAPIA have jointly developed recommendations for RFID use in Returnable Transport…

RFID for Tracking of Parts and Assemblies – Odette
This specific Odette recommendation describes the processes and methods of tracking and tracing of vehicle parts and enabling the authentication of original parts using RFID technology. It has been developed to move towards achieving widespread standardisation of RFID component usage, tag data storage and RFID technology implementation across supply chains.

RFID in Vehicle Distribution Processes – Odette
This Odette recommendation describes the processes and methods of tracking and tracing vehicles in the distribution processes from factory to dealer using RFID technology and a smart label. It has been developed to move towards achieving widespread standardisation of RFID component usage, tag data storage and RFID technology implementation across vehicle distribution chains.

RFID in Supply Chain Container Management
This specific Odette recommendation describes the processes and methods of tracking and tracing of supply chain containers and enabling the authentication of Returnable Transport items (RTI) using RFID technology. It has been developed to move towards achieving widespread standardisation of RFID component usage, tag data storage and RFID technology implementation across supply chains.

Guidelines for reporting freight greenhouse gas emissions
Freight Greenhouse Gas (GHG) reporting is becoming an increasingly important topic for the industry and cannot be ignored. New standards are being published and there are rising demands for data both from external customers and public bodies as well as to meet the internal GHG accounting objectives of companies. These Guidelines have been bublished specifically for the automotive sector. They are directed at helping all those involved to understand the basic principles and to adopt a consistent approach that will support both recent and future standards and legislative requirements. Rather than introducting new methodologies, these Guidelines make recommendations based on use of the most appropriate existing initiatives. These are initiatives being adopded by industry as a whole and so these Guidelines may be helpful fo those engaged in other sectors besides automotive.
