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Tag the Temperature

Logistics Business Magazine

Pharma cold chain logistics requires strict adherence to temperature ranges, regulatory controls, and tight expiration windows. Furthermore, there is no guarantee that shipments would arrive intact and usable without the ability to monitor temperatures, be exposed to humidity and light, or withstand an impact/shock event.

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Temperature-controlled Rail Transport between Europe and Asia

Logistics Business Magazine

This year, the transport company has added temperature-controlled rail transport to its regular range of services. The performance and internal temperature of the containers are monitored around the clock. The reefer was operated at a set point of 12°C and proved its worth even under extreme outside temperatures of up to 42°C.

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The Role of Robust Logistics in Pharmaceutical Supply Chains

Logistics Business Magazine

As pharmaceuticals increasingly include highly sensitive products such as vaccines, biologics and gene therapies, strict temperature control is essential. For example, combining HVO fuel and/or BEV with intermodal solutions gives the opportunity to significantly reduce emissions E2E.

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Cold Chain Network Enhanced with Pharma Certification

Logistics Business Magazine

This robust network ensures expert transport of pharmaceutical and temperature-controlled handling at a global scale, making American an integral player within air cargo pharmaceutical market. The new CEIV certifications underscore our commitment to the safe and effective handling of pharmaceuticals and other Life Sciences commodities.

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For a Warm Valentine’s Day, Pursue a Cold Supply Chain

Logistics Business Magazine

One risk is around wasted inventory — flowers, cosmetics, food — because these are sensitive to humidity and temperature. For example, the rose supply chain is global with countries like Ecuador, Colombia, Kenya, and the Netherlands growing, harvesting and shipping roses across the world.

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New Multi-Temperature Facility at London Gateway

Logistics Business Magazine

DP World London Gateway handed SH Pratt Group the keys to its bespoke temperature controlled warehouse – home to its new business, Halo. SH Pratt Group will now start occupation of the building and undertake the fit out, installing high-tech temperature controlling equipment across nine chambers including three frozen chambers.

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Toyota to Display Lean Energy Solution for Low-Temperature Operations

Logistics Business Magazine

The lithium-ion energy solution from Toyota launched last year brings many benefits to each operation, particularly to temperature-controlled zones. “We Lithium-ion battery technology is an excellent example of how cost savings can be achieved. We are happy to expand our offer of lean solutions for cold environments.