Maintaining temperatures within a ‘safe zone’ during transportation is particularly important for medical goods that can experience changes to their chemical composition, if left in sub-optimum temperatures for too long. For example, when transporting Coronavirus samples taken from patients it’s important.
How ShockWatch Impact Indicators can Help Reduce your Damage Bill
Damage incurred during shipping is not uncommon, but it is largely due to poor handling techniques. When shipping products around the country (or around the world) they will be contained within nondescript cardboard boxes, so handlers can’t be expected to know.
ShockWatch Temperature Indicators – An Important Tool in Waste Prevention
The population of the world grows larger day by day. With more mouths to feed and people to care for, the issue of waste prevention has become a hot topic of conversation. Whether it’s the food industry looking at ways to.
Challenges in the Australian Food Supply Chain
It’s a $45 billion industry annually and the food sector is crucial to all human function and productivity. As a result, both organisations and consumers keep a close eye on the quantity and quality of food being produced and delivered. When.
Can We Apply Circular Economy in the Logistics Industry?
A circular economy is about minimising waste by using it as a resource. It’s about using cycles to recover value and materials from used products instead of letting them end up in landfills. This is the future of zero waste and.
What the Logistics Industry Can Learn from Nature
There are more than 2 million active businesses in Australia, and in recent years the Transport, Postal and Warehousing industry have experienced the biggest and fastest growth. This means an intense competition from both existing players and new entrants in the.