COLD AND CO at the TIPS 2023

Exposure of Cominarty and Moderna vaccines to room temperature for more than 3 minutes is irreversible as the vaccine is considered thawed. It can’t be re-frozen. In January 2021, the Cold Health Commission “Covid-19” of the “Association Française du Froid” (AFF) published several understanding notes, information and good practices of the cold chain around COVID-19 vaccines. 1. […]

During the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Paris will see its urban logistics transformed. The refrigeration logistics sector will have to continue to ensure food distribution for the people of the Paris region, while managing the logistics of supplying the Games in a context of traffic restrictions and changes. The “last mile of cold” (the

 COLD & CO offers the CarryTemp XL, a new temperature sorting container that can be integrated into a dry vehicle. The world of frozen food, July 2019   COLD & CO has been developing autonomous and customized isothermal solutions for fifteen years. The specialist works in particular on alternative solutions to the use of a refrigerated truck or

During the SITL 2023 (International Transport and Logistics Week), La Poste, through the voice of its director of urban logistics (La Poste Courrier et Colis) Jean-Louis Carrasco, explained its plan to completely decarbonize its urban logistics by 2050. La Poste, which is the national postal service of France, is indeed seeking to reduce its carbon

 In the air of time, the custom-made isothermal container CarryTemp XL6 of COLD & CO offers a capacity of 6 crocodile boxes, and answers the needs of logisticians.  The CarryTemp XL6 model allows for temperature-controlled transport, up to tri-temperature, without affecting the integrity of the standard utility vehicle. The enclosure is equipped with a self-contained passive cooling system

A topical challenge with the upcoming distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine The development and distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine raises several questions about the logistics of distributing health products. The challenge concerns both the number of doses to be dispensed, the countries and manufacturing sites, but also the temperature range to which the product will be