Cold Warehousing
Red hot cold chain
Major online retailers, the demand for fresh foods, frozen foods and advances in bio-pharmaceuticals are all a part of the cold chain’s enormous growth.
03.12.2018
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Optimize your cold warehouse
In the supply chain, few requirements are more challenging than cold chain warehousing. Warehouse performance. Temperature control. The monitoring of stock. All must-haves in the supply chain business. Our latest video tells you exactly how our warehouse management software allows you to take advantage of the cold chain’s growth.
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