Groupement pour l’Amélioration des Liaisons dans l’Industrie Automobile
Groupement pour l’Amélioration des Liaisons dans l’Industrie Automobile
The Automotive Supply Chain is characterised by high cost requirements, a large volume of part references for which the supply must be synchronized, high production rates, a network of numerous supplier sites on different tiers, a global supply chain.
The performance of the automotive industry is based on the implementation of standards that ensure the link between customers and suppliers:
Manufacturers and equipment suppliers implement improvement projects in the areas of supply, logistics, transport, production and distribution, which require everyone to master best practices in the automotive industry.
In the Logistics area, GALIA’s mission is carried out under the aegis of the Logistics Committee. Priority work is developed thanks to a network of experts and in collaboration with our international partners. Best practices in logistics processes can also lead to work on associated B2B tools.
EMB14_V1R0
This standard defines characteristics and rules for the use of pallets, applicable for all automotive products with which this type of packaging is used.
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This standard defines characteristics and rules for the use of pallets, applicable for all automotive products with which this type of packaging is used.
AccessGALIA defines Packaging standards (Cardboard packaging, Plastic boxes, wooden pallets, ...) used by Automotive industry partners. English version available here
AccessGALIA defines Packaging standards (Cardboard packaging, Plastic boxes, wooden pallets, ...) used by Automotive industry partners. French version available here
AccessLK03_V2R0
This recommendation provides a common definition of standardized indicators to measure supply chain performance within the automotive industry for both production and service parts.
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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.
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Product data quality is a measure of the accuracy and appropriateness of product data combined with the timeliness with which those data are provided to all the people who need them.
AccessEMB12_V6R0-en
This standard defines the characteristics and rules for the use of disposable cardboard packages, applicable for automotive products to be shipped in sea containers.
AccessThe scope of this pre-study should be Medium and Long term forecasts (to be defined precisely within the work group) as opposed to the Short term demand phase used for […]
Access the programThe PPE & PPEA Packaging Group (Expanded and Alveolar Polypropylene) is composed of automotive manufacturers, suppliers and packaging manufacturers. The group will focus on some rules such as the following […]
Access the programThe Plastic Pallet Group is composed of automotive manufacturers, suppliers and packaging manufacturers. The objective is not to specify a new GALIA pallet standard, but to identify essential characteristics for […]
Access the programThe costs involved in the transport for our industry are considerable. Some of these costs depend on the efficiency of the interface between the industry and the transport world.In addition, […]
Access the programThe plastic packaging standards are described in two recommendations: EMB9 (Rigid boxes) and EMB10 (Foldable boxes). These packaging were designed almost 30 years ago and have been widely tested in […]
Access the programRecent work carried out in companies has revived the interest in using RFID technology, in particular within the framework of innovation projects related to the factory of the future, the […]
Access the programThe Packaging Users Group, made up of representatives of automobile manufacturers and suppliers, has for mission: to update the current recommendations: EMB1, EMB9, EMB10, EMB11, EMB12; to develop new recommendations […]
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