Cold Chain

Wide capacity range combines with CRT, refrigerated and frozen shipping

Deepens focus on logistics for direct-to-patient, cell and gene therapy and clinical trials execution

Thousands of human eggs and embryos may have been lost; meanwhile, industry research facilities shift to predictive maintenance

Will also expands capacity in the EU market

Absorption into HDA will add resources

RAP unit adds to vendor choices for air cargo containers

Savsu’s evo DV containers will be available through World Courier’s 140 offices

wo UK companies join forces for pharma cold chain

The appearance of deep-frozen products will complicate distribution practices

Multi-vendor Team-Up approach should ease systems integration

Said to be industry’s first for combined EU, USP and WHO standards

Latest report tracks growth of specialty sector shows a jump in exclusive distribution

American Academy of Pediatrics updates its cord blood banking guidance

The station is part of a strategic US growth plan

Libero ITS provides both indication and datalogging

Vendors continue to bring new products and services to the life sciences cold chain

US’ Great Point Partners funds the private-equity deal

“Cold chain” now means cryogenic and ambient shipping, as well as the traditional 2–8° range

A better way to reverse the cryopreservation common in cellular therapies

A 60% increase in pallet storage capability

Specialized conditioning technology simplifies the shipment prep work

CEIV Pharma certification; expanded temperature regimes and better calibration capabilities

Novartis’ CTL019 (tisagenlecleucel) has helped nearly 80% of patients who failed chemotherapy for a form of leukemia

40,000-sq. ft. facility is near Dublin Airport