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Source:Eisai Eisai’s Hatfield Investment Signals a More Controlled Pharma Cold Chain Packaging Model What Happened Eisai has announced a strategic investment at its Hatfield manufacturing site in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom, supported by the UK Government’s Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund. The investment is intended to build supply and packaging capabilities for existing and pipeline medicines […]

Source: Callan JMB via GlobeNewswire Callan JMB Expands Pediatric Vaccine Cold Chain Support in Oregon What Happened Callan JMB has received Vaccines for Children Program PIN authorization from the State of Oregon, expanding its ability to support public health programs through the storage, preparation, management, and distribution of pediatric vaccines and other temperature-sensitive medical materials. […]

Source: DSV DSV Strengthens Pharma Cold Chain Connectivity Between Luxembourg and Indianapolis What Happened DSV has launched a direct Luxembourg–Indianapolis pharma air route as the latest expansion of its Air ThermoDirect solution. The route connects Luxembourg Airport with Indianapolis International Airport, linking two important nodes in the global pharmaceutical supply chain. The announcement matters because […]

Source: TGW Logistics Lineage and TGW Build a Next-Generation Automated Refrigerated Warehouse in Texas What Happened Lineage is constructing a highly automated temperature-controlled distribution center in Hutchins, Texas, within the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. TGW Logistics announced on June 9, 2026 that it will provide automation technology for key warehouse processes at the facility. The project […]

Source: Soligenix News Release Soligenix Thermostable Vaccine Platform Could Reduce Cold Chain Burden in Outbreak Response What Happened Soligenix announced that it is applying for vaccine development funding from the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations for a Bundibugyo virus vaccine program. The company said the proposal will build on its existing thermostable filovirus vaccine platform, […]

Source: Manila Bulletin AyalaLand Logistics Expands Cold Storage Capacity to Support Food Security Demand What Happened AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. is expanding its cold storage business as demand for food security infrastructure and temperature-controlled logistics continues to grow in the Philippines. The company plans to add around 14,000 pallet positions to its cold storage network, […]

Original Author: Manuel Castelo Source: UNICEF Angola South Korea and UNICEF Strengthen Angola’s Last-Mile Vaccine Cold Chain What Happened South Korea has reinforced its support for community vaccination in Angola through the delivery of 120 vehicles to the Ministry of Health. The donation was delivered in Luanda on June 4, 2026, through UNICEF’s logistics and […]

Source: Velico Medical via PR Newswire What Happened Velico Medical announced a major milestone in decentralized blood product manufacturing with the first veliPod installation at the French Armed Forces Blood Transfusion Centre in Paris. The system houses Velico’s FrontlineODP spray-dried plasma manufacturing technology and is designed to enable on-site production of spray-dried plasma. For cold […]

Source: OPEX Corporation What Happened OPEX Corporation has been recognized by Logistics Matters with the 2026 Warehouse Solution of the Year Award for its first-of-its-kind cold storage automation solution. The announcement highlights OPEX’s multi-temperature, multi-deep cold storage capability for automated warehouse fulfillment systems, developed through a technology partnership with cold chain commerce innovator Peltier. The […]

Identiv Launches Battery-Free Smart Labels for Cold Chain Visibility What Happened Identiv has launched ID-Pixels 3.0, a new family of Bluetooth Low Energy inlays and labels designed to bring continuous sensing and real-world data capture into physical supply chains. The product is built on Wiliot’s Gen3 IC and is positioned for scalable deployment across retail, […]

Original Author: Thomas Hultermans Source: Food Logistics Company / Data Source Referenced: Accenture What Happened Food Logistics published a technical cold chain air cargo analysis by Thomas Hultermans, using Accenture Cargo analysis to explain why lane-level capacity intelligence is becoming more important for temperature-sensitive logistics. The article focuses on a practical cold chain problem: global […]

Source: Pharmaceutical CommerceOriginal Author: Frontier ScientificOriginal URL:https://www.pharmaceuticalcommerce.com/view/qualified-temperature-controlled-corridors-the-future-is-here Qualified Temperature-Controlled Corridors Are Becoming a New Standard in Pharma Logistics What Happened A growing number of pharmaceutical logistics providers are moving beyond traditional temperature-controlled transportation and adopting qualified temperature-controlled corridors (QTCCs). According to Frontier Scientific, writing in Pharmaceutical Commerce, the industry is increasingly focusing on lane qualification […]

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Source: SeeNewsArticle by: Alexandru CristeaOriginal company source cited by SeeNews: Mega Company Mega Company Adds New Cold Storage Capacity to Romania’s Temperature-Controlled Logistics Market What Happened Mega Company has completed a new cold storage warehouse in Romania following an investment of approximately €10 million. The facility is located within the Mega MDO Logistics Park in […]

Source: DataM Intelligence via openPR Pharmaceutical Cold Chain Logistics Moves Deeper Into Validated, High-Compliance Supply Chains What Happened DataM Intelligence has released a pharmaceutical cold chain logistics market update estimating that the global market reached US$22.75 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach US$44.1 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 9.12% from […]