
Governance
How responsibility is set, who it applies to and the laws our work must follow.
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How we do business matters as much as the freight we move.
Customers trust us with cargo and information. Employees trust us to provide a responsible workplace. Vendors and carriers trust us to deal fairly. Our Code of Ethics sets the standard for keeping that trust, for our own people and for anyone acting on our behalf.
No one acting for Wyvern Freight may offer, request, give or accept anything of value to improperly influence a commercial, customs, regulatory or government decision, directly or through an agent. Facilitation payments are not acceptable, including at border posts, weighbridges, roadblocks and customs offices.
Read the anti-bribery sectionInformation given to customers, suppliers and authorities must be accurate and must not mislead. We do not tolerate fraud, theft or falsified records.
Never offered or accepted where they could influence a decision. No cash gifts, and no gifts or hospitality for public, customs or border officials.
Decisions are made in the interests of the business. Personal, financial or family interests that could conflict are disclosed so they can be managed.
No price fixing, bid manipulation or market sharing. Vendors and carriers are dealt with fairly and held to the same lawful, safe and ethical standards.
Shipment, pricing, contract and personal information is used only for legitimate purposes and protected under POPIA and Zimbabwe's Cyber and Data Protection Act.
Invoices, expense claims, customs documents and shipment records must reflect what actually happened.
Report suspected unethical, unlawful or unsafe conduct through the confidential Integrity Line, or email compliance@wyvernfreight.com. Concerns raised in good faith are protected from retaliation.