Temperature-controlled transportation is a logistics method used to transport products that are highly sensitive to temperature, typically pharmaceuticals, food, and biological samples. In this method, the temperatures of the products are continuously monitored and adjusted as needed, ensuring the preservation of their quality and efficiency. Temperature-controlled shipping plays a crucial role in preventing product damage and road incidents.
Some considerations for temperature-controlled transportation:
Storage:
The products should be stored in appropriate temperature and humidity conditions within the warehouse. In addition to factors like insulation and climate control in storage, calculations based on the required climate conditions should be made prior to storage.
Packaging:
Proper packaging that aligns with the temperature sensitivity of the products is vital in temperature-controlled transportation. Adequate packaging ensures resistance to heat and moisture insulation within the products, and it also serves as a significant factor in protecting against degradation caused by sunlight.
Monitoring and Temperature Sensors:
Monitoring and measurement using temperature sensors during temperature-controlled transportation are essential. Despite varying climates and temperature conditions during transportation and storage, monitoring the average temperatures of the transported products provides clear information about product quality and any potential defects.
Logistics:
While effective preventive measures are taken in temperature-controlled transportation, proper planning of the logistics distribution network is the most critical factor in delivering products within the desired timeframe and ensuring customer satisfaction. Precise planning is required for sensitive products. TURU Logistics can assist you by making the necessary calculations based on your goals and requirements, providing you with the most suitable transportation model and service options.