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Reefer trucks’ ability to precisely control temperatures throughout transit allows us to enjoy fresh produce all year round. It also keeps pharmacies’ shelves full of vaccines and pills, as well as grocery stores with exotic fruits and fresh meat. The efficiency of cold-chain logistics has a direct impact on the quality of our living, which […]

2025 Logistics: What’s Upcoming  Rising consumer expectations, tight regulations, and unstoppable technological progress significantly affect cold chain logistics. They create new trends and force businesses to adapt to new market realities and requirements. Sustainable Refrigeration  Governments worldwide strive for a greener future, putting environmental concerns at the center of their efforts. They stimulate cold-chain logistics […]

Temperature-controlled LTL transportation ensures safe and reliable temperature-sensitive product turnout. This process is very complicated and requires meticulous planning to minimize waste, maintain product integrity, and deliver reliable, high-quality service to customers. Product-Specific Temperature Ranges Depending on the product’s nature, specific climate conditions must be maintained to keep it stable: Required for fresh produce, dairy, […]

Figuring out how to ship frozen food overnight becomes a challenge once you understand how temperature fluctuations, transit delays, and packaging mishaps can all impact the integrity of your perishable products. Businesses and individuals rely on proven techniques, such as old-school dry ice, modern insulated containers, and specialized carriers, to ship frozen food overnight with […]

While cold logistics may appear mundane at first glance, it holds several fascinating details you might not have heard before. Here are ten interesting facts about refrigerated transport: Invention of Modern Reefer Units You might be surprised, but modern reefer units are over eight decades old. Frederick McKinley Jones, an African American inventor, overcame numerous […]

Know the Difference Do you have a question about the differences between a cold and standard supply chain?  A cold chain is specifically designed to handle temperature-sensitive products, such as fresh food, pharmaceuticals, biologics, and certain chemicals, maintaining strictly controlled low temperatures from origin to destination. At the same time, a normal supply chain typically […]