When it comes to cold chain logistics and packaging, a lot of requirements are out there. You need to choose from a broad selection of shipping containers and include the right temperature monitoring devices. These decisions are based on risk assessments.
Your unique products need to be transported in an appropriate container for the transportation method. Which container and which transportation method is right for your products?
Maintaining temperatures to required specifications during transport is a question of mode (road, air, ocean), size (small quantity of product vs. several pallets), temperature requirements (frozen vs. 2-8°C strict vs. 15-25°C), and trip length.
Here we review your cold chain logistics choices given by the physical properties, the typical trip lengths, and the sizes. The major categories are as follows:
What are the risks associated with each container? Which container is appropriate for you? Active containers generate a low temperature using an external energy source. Passive containers protect the temperature without an external power supply.
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