cold chain logistics

RLS says customers want a flexible, responsive alternative to PE-backed roll-ups.

1972: Tropicana is now exporting around 70,000 shipping tons annually with 90% going to Western Europe.

Food logistics supply chains are gradually showing signs of recovery.

Increases in beef and chicken inventories are in contrast with reported meat shortages. The rise in inventory bodes well for the already burgeoning cold storage sector.

It’s imperative that consumers standing in line for a vaccine aren’t receiving a vaccine only 60% effective, because it went out of temperature range.

On the inaugural episode of Cold Chain Update, Steve Taylor of AIT Worldwide Logistics addresses supply chain constraints as coronavirus concerns grow.

Americold Realty Trust plans to keep all 183 cold storage facilities “open for business.”

The pharmaceutical industry loses at least $15 billion of product a year to temperature deviations that force cargo disposal.

Report urges balanced approach to zero-emissions logistics.

Phononic provides semiconductor chip solutions that help companies replace inefficient and bulky compressors, heat sinks and fans used for cooling and heating products moving in the cold supply chain.

Experts say Aussie trucks should be widened a tiny amount… but officials ain’t listening. Also: truck driver funding; fatigue; drugged drivers.