Cold Chain visibility through TransLogistique Training Solutions

SENSITECH who has prepared a veritable recipe for keeping the Middle East and Asian logistics players cool while managing temperature sensitive cargo on the move- at the right product, in right condition, at the right time and to the right place.

"Logistics providers are continually searching for ways to manage the transportation of refrigerated cargo effectively. New capabilities such as supply chain services from plant to shelf (PTS System) provide avenues for logistics companies to boost revenues through value-added programs." ( Samer Alwash, Regional Sales Manager, EMEA). By a progressive strategic alliance across the blue ocean with TransLogistique Canada (TLC), Sensitech will provide logistics companies with additional opportunities to expand supply chain offerings through:
• Cold chain visibility with temperature sensitive monitoring devices
• Cutting edge cold chain management and training
• Extending beyond traditional cold chain monitoring to include track and trace solutions
• Linking the Cold Chain Manager with RFID capability
• Validated Data Acquisition instruments for in-transit, in-storage and in-process environmental monitoring
• Enterprise software applications providing both desk-top and web-enabled scalable data management analysis and exception reporting
• Other professional services including cold chain analytics that allow companies to identify and apply corrective actions based on meaningful variability across their cold chain.

TLC can help logistics companies realize significant increases in temperature-managed shipping with solutions that can be utilized in traditional common cargo services. Solutions from Sensitech address the critical requirements of temperature sensitive shipping, including:
• Assured temperature control for critical payloads
• Perennial Perishable Freshness and Shelf Life
• Ensuring quality throughout the supply chain
• Guarantee brand protection

And while Sensitech technology and systems integration know-how is second to none, it also offers testing and validation capabilities to develop and validate containers to ISTA or customer-supplied protocols.

Other issues and continuing trends in the 3rd Cool Chain Conference developed by TransLogistique will be -
1. Food Safety & Quality Inspection - A Regulatory Approach
2. RFID in Cool Chain and Perishable Logistics
3. Filling the Global Gaps in Cool Chain: Converging Transportation and Logistics
4. Transportation Choice: The Imponderable in a Cool Chain Distribution.
5. Reducing moisture infiltration and frost in refrigerated stores
6. Quality Control - How the Food Industry Responds to Humid Environment?
7. Responses to the Hazardous Incidents in the Cool Chain
8. Packaging in Pharmaceuticals - Considerations in Cool Chain Management