In the pursuit of predictability, we believe the best way to protect pharmaceuticals is with our people, solutions, and partners across the world.
Envirotainer, the global market leader in secure cold chain solutions for air transport of pharmaceuticals, today announced that Eddy Cojulun joined Envirotaine...
Even the best laid plans can be upended. This is what happened a couple of weeks ago for a pharmaceutical company that was planning to ship a large amount of AP...
Companies that understand future business needs for sustainability will more easily meet the requirements of future generations and play an important role in he...
Envirotainer has a strong focus on Asia, which is perhaps the most innovative region for pharmaceutical production at present. To serve our partners, clients an...
Anything is possible when everyone works together which was proven last week when a very large amount of medicines needed to be shipped from Italy to China. Thi...
We offer unbeatable logistics coverage from across the world. We have 50+ service stations globally, covering more than 300 airports, over 2,000 trade lanes, and have regional operations centers in APAC, EMEA, and Americas.
Pharma cold chain logistics is very complex with many stakeholders involved. We all work hard to ensure that pharmaceuticals maintain optimal quality all the way to the patients. At Envirotainer we believe that the best way to reach our common goal is to improve collaboration and mutual understanding across the logistics chain, we call it our eco-system thinking. Here, we share articles with our network that we think could benefit us all.
In this article we present a real-world business case that shows how innovative cold chain solutions can secure transportation at year-end, thereby maximizing long-term profits and improve customer retention for the forwarder.
The pharmaceutical industry has for many years been a prioritized customer for the air freight sector, but the increasing volumes of e-commerce have changed the game, especially at peak season. Now, pharmaceutical companies face the risk of having their products left on the tarmac due to capacity constraints, while handbags and other luxury goods are shipped with higher-yield express delivery instead.
To ensure the safe delivery of pharmaceuticals and to meet the requirements of a more demanding regulatory landscape, we need to acknowledge that training and education plays a vital role in safeguarding temperature-sensitive products during transport.
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