Cold Chain

“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

Bringing an Internet of Things (IoT) perspective to cold chain logistics

Advanced engineering brings powered, active control of temperature-sensitive shipments via ocean containers

Bogota, Colombia facility is the Healthcare Logistics’ second in the country

Expedited shipments in Europe, and more pallet-shipping options in Dubai

‘Dual setpoint’ coolants provide year-round seasonal protection

Pharmaceutical Commerce’s annual Cold Chain Sourcebook projects moderating growth of 38% between 2015 and 2021

Containers and data monitoring for cell-therapy and related biologic materials

Clients can choose new capacity in CRT, refrigerated and deep-frozen ranges

A growing process burden is forcing a modernized approach

RFID connectivity with dispensers and patients; energy efficiency for cold chain storage

Seven of 11 US facilities, plus Bogota, Colombia, will make the grade

More capacity for frozen and refrigerated pharmaceuticals

A breathable version of the company’s Tyvek material minimizes humidity effects

Q Products partners with RiskPulse, a meteorological forecaster

Added locations—as well as new product offerings—from Pelican Biothermal

HDA’s latest Factbook tracks temperature-controlled distribution

Company’s Cocoon container features longer storage durations, lighter weight