COLD & CO at the Boîtes à Vélo 2024 conference

 Boîtes à Vélo Congress,
May 31st and June 1st 2024 in LYON,
Hippodrome de Parilly (Bron)

Come and discover our cycling solutions, and take the opportunity to discuss your projects with us: carbon-free cold chain, the advantages of passive cooling, our refrigerated equipment, etc.
Our team will be able to advise you on the most suitable containers for your fresh produce deliveries by bike!
Our CarryTemp XL9 solution, mounted on Fleximodal’s Bicylift, will be available on the test track! Perfect for a test ride!
See our other solutions on the JHOG stand!

More info on the show:

The congress is organized by the Boîtes à Vélo association.

This association pursues a non-partisan objective of social utility and general interest, through its actions aimed at developing and sustaining bicycle entrepreneurship in France.

It contributes to the widespread use of bicycles as an alternative to motorized vehicles for transporting goods and people in urban, suburban and rural areas.

The aim of the Boîtes à Vélo Congress is to bring together all professional players with an interest in cyclologistics: trade federations, major companies, representatives of local authorities and the association’s partners. The exhibitors’ village and cargo bike test track are open to test solutions.

It’s a time for exchanges between the various players, with workshops on topical issues.

Portage, collection, distribution : passive cold solutions for local communities

CCAS & communities : what if you chose isothermal equipment designed for your real constraints ? Meals delivered to elderly people, redistribution of unsold food, supply of school canteens or medico-social institutions : strict compliance with the cold chain is a regulatory necessity, but also a requirement for quality and public health. In a context […]

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COLD AND CO showcases its products at the « Salon des Maires et des Collectivités Locales »

21/22/23 NOVEMBRE 2023 PORTE DE VERSAILLESPAVILLON 6 – H10 Come and meet us and discover our range of products dedicated to the transport and storage of your heat-sensitive products. Our solutions are particularly well-suited to the new uses of local authorities for transporting food products, as well as to the new urban challenges of energy

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Refrigerated transport: what alternative to renting a truck or fitting out a refrigerated vehicle?

The choice between buying / renting a refrigerated transport vehicle and fitting out your van can be a decision with serious consequences for the profitability of your delivery system. COLD & CO advises you. Ask yourself the right questions Before choosing your refrigerated transport method, it is important to learn about the specifics of each system. Study your refrigerated

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Transport at controlled ambient temperatures between +18°C and +25°C: a logistical challenge for medical devices

The +18°C to +25°C thermal challenge at the heart of medical logistics When it comes to transporting in vitro diagnostic medical devices (IVDMDs), certain entities face a very specific challenge: maintaining a strictly controlled temperature between 18°C and 25°C, whatever the season. In winter as in summer, this requirement for thermal stability is crucial to

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A messenger RNA vaccine against COVID 19, what impact on the cold chain?

Since November 9, several laboratories have announced the development of a vaccine that is more than 90% effective. Pfizer-BioNtech laboratories present their first results obtained on a messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccine. What is the principle of this vaccine? What impact on its cold chain ? Historical vaccines with infectious agents Historically, the first vaccines were

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Developments in cold transport, the solution through the container

COLD & CO presents its logistical innovations for the transport of heat-sensitive products in the October 2019 issue of Informations Entreprise.   The cold chain represents about 15% of transport flows. Whether pharmaceutical or food products are transported internationally, regionally or locally, temperature-sensitive goods flows require a guarantee that temperatures are respected from the first to the

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A major food delivery company adopts the passive cold chain with CarryTemp from COLD & CO

A cold logistics revolution for agility, economy and sustainability A leading French home-delivery food service recently carried out an in-depth rethink of its fleet and delivery practices. Gone are the refrigerated trucks, replaced by a more agile and economical solution : passive refrigeration with COLD & CO’s CarryTemp isothermal and refrigerated containers. 1. From a

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🚲 Cyclologistic & cold chain: the Coopérative Bio d’Île-de-France relies on Narvélos equipped with Carrytemp refrigerated isothermal boxes from COLD & CO

🚲 Narvélos & COLD & CO: a fresh cyclologistic for school canteens in Paris Deliver organic, fresh and local products by bike, respecting the cold chain and logistical constraints of Parisian school canteens? This is the bet taken by the Coopérative Bio d’Île-de-France, the SCOP Narvélos and the Caisse des Écoles of the 13th arrondissement,

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Protecting varnishes and paints from the cold: the unexpected ally of the fine chemistry sector

In the fine chemistry sector, some formulations are extremely sensitive to temperature variations. This is particularly the case for varnishes, paints and glosses for textiles and leather, used in particular for finishing edges and delicate surfaces. These products, often packaged in small bottles of 100 mL to 1 L, must never go below 5°C, sometimes

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Distribution of heat-sensitive health products – How to maintain the temperature?

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

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