
Refrigerated Road Transport
Chilled, frozen and temperature-controlled freight movements.
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Temperature recording, tracking and condition reporting for temperature-sensitive cargo, matched to what each product requires.
Without a temperature record, nobody can show that a product stayed in its range. For many medicines and foods, that record is part of what makes the product acceptable at delivery.
Monitoring is matched to the cargo: what has to be recorded, how often, what counts as an excursion, and who receives the record at handover.

Different products and receivers need different levels of evidence.
Devices that record temperature at set intervals through the journey, for review at delivery.
The acceptable range, and what happens if the temperature moves outside it, confirmed before dispatch.
Product temperature and packaging condition checked and recorded when the load is delivered.
Medicines and vaccines are monitored throughout transport, in line with WHO guidance for time- and temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products.

Chilled, frozen and temperature-controlled freight movements.
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Deliveries to distribution centres, wholesalers, retailers and other businesses.
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Medicines, vaccines, diagnostics and laboratory samples.
Learn more on the Pharmaceuticals & Vaccines Logistics pageRecording the temperature, and where needed the location and condition, of temperature-sensitive cargo through its journey.
A period when the product's temperature moves outside its specified range. Whether it affects the product depends on how far and for how long.
Medicines, vaccines and diagnostics usually do, and many food buyers ask for one. Requirements are confirmed with the shipper and receiver before dispatch.
The product, temperature range, recording and reporting requirements, who receives the record, and the journey.
Send the product, temperature range, monitoring and reporting requirements, and the journey.