Cold Chain Logistics

Cold Chain Logistics 2017 offers insight into the complex nature of temperature-controlled supply chains.

Cold chains are evolving quickly across multiple modes and regions, as consumer preferences, weather patterns, infrastructure developments, and technological advances transform how cargo is stored and transported under temperature-controlled conditions.

Certain trade lanes are seeing soaring demand for cold-chain intensive products, such agricultural produce, seafood, frozen food, chemicals and pharmaceuticals. Technological advances are giving shippers more visibility over their goods and new reefer containers have the ability to control not just temperature, but humidity, light and shock. This opens up new possibilities to shippers and presents carriers with the opportunities to win new business.

The market is a potentially lucrative endeavour due to the risks at hand. Many practitioners operate across the cold chain market and co-ordination is vital. Damaged or spoilt cargo can cost millions in lost revenue of insurance claims. It is therefore critical that shippers can trust carriers with their cargo.

Cold Chain Logistics 2017 is a 50 page report that provides analysis and insight into this complex market. Ti examines the different challenges and cold chain applications within multiple logistics markets. It also explores the cold chain from a vertical sector and geographical perspective.