Temperature controlled logistics

Due to the consequences of incorrectly stored drugs, the storage conditions must be seamlessly maintained during transportation. Using a traceability system for transportation of temperature-sensitive products ensures a closed-loop record of data for compliance.

While maintaining cargo temperatures at optimum levels is the responsibility of the shipping services, manufacturers are responsible for ensuring all parties understand their products environmental requirements. Additionally, there is a need to understand the risks involved once out of the manufacturers direct control, including costs for replacement of products should something go wrong.

Knowing if and/or when something has gone wrong during the period of transport could prevent detrimental damage further down the supply chain. This can be helped by utilizing temperature monitoring products alongside critical cargo.

Cold Storage & Distribution centres

Good Storage and Distribution Practices (GDP) are recognized worldwide and the need for accurate temperature mapping followed by continuous monitoring is critical to maintain optimum conditions for temperature-sensitive products.