Enter the world of temperature-controlled packaging, the hero of cold chain logistics. Driven by groundbreaking advancements, temperature-controlled solutions are continuously evolving to meet the growing demand for safe and efficient deliveries.
In this article, we explore three innovations in temperature-controlled packaging that are shaping the future of cold chain logistics.
1. Thermopak – The all-in-one solution to temperature control
Thermopak is a cutting-edge temperature-controlled packaging system, combining advanced thermal liners and non-toxic refrigerant bricks to provide superior insulation and temperature stability. This all-in-one solution is designed to meet the complex demands of shipping sensitive goods, from pharmaceuticals to perishable foods.
At its core, Thermopak features liners made from eco-friendly materials like corn starch and kraft paper, offering robust insulation that maintains internal temperatures throughout the shipping process.
Complementing the liners, refrigerant bricks are formulated to keep contents within the cold chain temperature range, 2-8°C. Together, these components work to create a pre-qualified, reliable packaging solution that can be tailored to small, medium, or large shipments. Thermopak's easy-to-use design, combined with its ability to sustain optimal temperatures for over 48 hours, makes it the go-to choice for businesses looking for efficiency, sustainability, and superior temperature control.
Proven performance
Through more than 300,000 hours of testing in summer and winter environments, Thermopak has proven its ability to maintain consistent temperatures, even in extreme conditions. Certified by ISTA (International Safe Transit Association), Thermopak ensures your shipments will meet industry standards for performance and reliability.
Sustainability at its core
Thermopak also offers a greener alternative to traditional Styrofoam packaging with its use of eco-friendly materials. Using kraft paper and corn starch, this sustainable packaging solution can be easily recycled alongside standard cardboard boxes, helping to reduce plastic waste in the shipping process.