When pharmaceutical companies are shipping medications across great distances, it’s not only on-time delivery that matters. On-temperature delivery is even more crucial for some products. Maintaining the recommended temperature range for the payload is vital. Without it, the potency of the medication is diminished, or depleted altogether. Patient safety is at stake.
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TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED PACKAGING AND IT'S IMPACT
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As strong growth continues across the global pharmaceuticals industry, the sub-category of temperature-controlled products is surging ahead.
A leading global bioscience logistics specialist company were approached by a pharmaceutical manufacturer client who wanted to ship a full pallet of +2oC to 8oC product from Belgium to Iceland. Their current solution was expensive and the exteme cold temperatures sometimes found in Iceland were giving them difficulties.
Transporting Insulin from Denmark to Democratic Republic of Congo
When pharmaceutical companies are shipping medications across great distances, it’s not only on-time delivery that matters. On-temp delivery is even more crucial for some products. Maintaining the recommended temperature range for the payload is vital. Without it, the potency of the medication is diminished, or depleted altogether. Patient safety is at stake.
