Blog Posts
Pharma cold chain: Consider ‘Hibernation’ when potential losses are unbearable
The old proverb — the best-laid plans … often go awry — becomes quite relevant in the preparation, transport and...
Cell & Gene Therapy Logistics Planning and Scaleup
The vibrant and growing pipeline of cell and gene therapies (CGT) provides many exciting clinical opportunities for patients and their...
Cold-chain shipping containers: Quality matters
The adage “quality begets quality” — a fundamental underpinning of all mechanically engineered systems — should be top of mind...
Reducing temperature excursions in cold chain shipping — The business imperative for using phase-change materials (PCM)
Prolonged temperature excursion is the greatest enemy in the world of temperature controlled pharmaceutical shipping. Selecting the most appropriate cargo...
Air Cargo Shipment Data in Real-time: Access Options for Every Stakeholder
When it comes to shipping temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products, there is little room for error. Throughout the journey, everything must go...
Cell & Gene Therapy Commercialization Logistics: 3 Critical Questions to Ask when Choosing a Thermal Shipping Container
Among today’s temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products requiring specialized handling, transport and storage, cell and gene therapies (CGT) need even more precise...
Ensuring GDP Compliance with Shipment Visibility
Across the pharmaceutical and healthcare landscape, an increasing volume of approved pharmaceutical products must be temperature controlled from the moment...
Cell and gene therapies: Managing COVID-19 disruptions, both upstream and downstream
The time-sensitive, temperature-sensitive supply chain for cell-and-gene therapies (CGT) requires a highly coordinated, highly choreographed dance under the best of...
Battery Performance Offers Insight into Active Container Quality
As the world awaits a COVID-19 vaccine, the cold chain industry is doing everything possible to prepare for the eventual...
COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution: Packaging an End to the Pandemic
It seems that about once every two or three weeks, my oldest child will ask me, “Dad, when will COVID...