Hi all, I am Priyadarsini currently pursuing MBA at Amrita School of Business Coimbatore. Here is my new blog post!!
Cold chain Logistics
Temperature-controlled logistics must be agile and resilient
in response to numerous crises which may arise, including:
- Troubles in customs clearance
- Dysfunctional equipment
Temperature-sensitive products such as chemicals, meat, plants,
drugs, and vaccines require from production to consumption
temperature-controlled environments and every step between them. More than 30
per cent of deliveries reach their destination with some degree of damage or
spoilage, according to a recent analysis of the $76 billion global
pharmaceutical logistics distribution industry.
That is totally unacceptable.
The good news is that tracking
the process to assess if stable temperatures have been preserved effectively is
much simpler nowadays due to developments in the cold chain itself as well as
emerging technologies and tracking capabilities.
Not every temperature sensitive product is created equal. Each product is unique and needs careful handling to preserve its quality in the cold chain. There are many rules and standards for shipping companies to follow in the cold chain supply that are set by industry regulators.
In
addition to these requirements, the individual shippers must have quality
expectations in-house. The need to consider business, local, international,
global, and environmental regulations, as well as accurately estimate the
duration of freight, makes many temperature sensitive goods manufacturers
outsource their cold chain supply to specialized shipping companies who can
manage all of their freight needs.
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