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In today's world, where we are increasingly focussed on quality and hygiene, hygiene regulations play a crucial role, especially in sectors such as food production and the pharmaceutical industry.

In the constantly evolving world of logistics and supply chain management, advanced technologies play a crucial role. One of these technological marvels is Radio Frequency Identification (RFID). Not

As a supply chain manager in the pharmaceutical industry, you know that the transport and storage of life science products requires the utmost care. After all, the focus is on people's health and the

Freezing is extremely damaging for many pharmaceutical products, so pharmacies, carers and increasingly patients need a way to determine whether their products were/are frozen during transport. The

When it comes to the transport of food, effective cold chain monitoring is crucial. A break in the cold chain can lead to food poisoning and therefore jeopardise the health of consumers. For this

Monitoring the cold chain is essential to ensure the quality and efficacy of sensitive products. Modern temperature monitoring solutions for cold chain logistics provide supply chain managers with the

Supply chain monitoring is essential for organised shipping. Everyone involved in the entire supply chain must not only know where an item is during transport, but also be able to react as quickly as

Life science products, such as cell cultures, medicines and vaccines, are particularly susceptible to temperature damage in the cold chain. In recent years, the number of temperature-controlled healthcare products shipped has increased enormously. For pharmacies, hospitals and laboratories, it has never been more important to monitor the shipping of life science products, especially over the last kilometre, when the product is delivered directly to the consumer.

RFID is a tracking system that can significantly improve transparency in the supply chain. It is becoming a critical factor for many companies at every stage of the supply chain, as RFID systems can

Consistent monitoring during the transport of a wide variety of goods is more important today than ever before. Regardless of whether you are transporting machines, food or other sensitive goods - reliable transport monitoring is essential. The advantages: Recurring transport damage can be recognised earlier, the events that led to the damage can be better traced, responsible parties in the supply chain can be identified and liability issues can be objectively assessed. A complete inspection ex works is therefore becoming increasingly important.