Supply chain security: a. hartrodt renews certification in Singapore

Theft, smuggling, or cyber threats don't stand a chance at a. hartrodt Singapore. The family-owned company operates proactive security management in the Southeast Asian city-state and has enjoyed an excellent reputation as a reliable business partner for more than four decades. “We have been ISO 28000 certified for several years and achieved ISO 28000:2022 recertification in July 2025,” says Haniza Borhannudin, HR/Admin/Accounts Executive at a. hartrodt in Singapore. According to her, the standard helps enormously in identifying and reducing risks or disruptions “before they affect our work”.

Risk assessments, refined security protocols 

For the certification process, a. hartrodt Singapore integrated the ISO 28000 principles into its daily operations. “We conducted comprehensive risk assessments, refined security protocols, and regularly trained employees,” reports Haniza Borhannudin. A strong culture of responsibility and continuous improvement ensures “that every team member understands their role in maintaining a secure supply chain”.

Setting standards for other branches

ISO 28000:2022 guarantees customers that a. hartrodt Singapore handles their cargo in a secure, compliant and controlled environment. “In today's complex and increasingly interconnected global trade environment, the security of our supply chain is a necessity,” emphasizes Haniza Borhannudin. This is all the more true in the island nation south of Malaysia, which ranks first among 139 countries in the World Bank's Logistics Performance Index. The a. hartrodt Singapore team is proud to be leading the way within the group in the area of supply chain security and setting a benchmark for other branches.

In addition, a. hartrodt Singapore is driving forward digital transformation, thereby strengthening regional expertise. The team is also meeting the growing demand for sustainable logistics and integrated supply chain management throughout Southeast Asia.