The temperature-controlled transport of perishable goods has reached a crossroads. The question is whether it is possible to make a refrigerated transport as we know sustainable or should we rather look for more efficient alternatives based on passive cooling. For us the answer is simple, passive cooling solutions are the future.
Dry ice is often used for the transport of perishable foods despite its significant drawbacks.
The temperature-controlled transport of frozen, fresh or processed products as well as ready-to-eat meals is one of the greatest challenges for perishable logistics today... But is also a great business opportunity. This market is growing rapidly and it is becoming more and more complex every day. Tempack’s transforming vehicles solutions were designed to make the difference.
The COVID-19 pandemic had a huge impact on supply chain and distribution channels. One of the developments that seems to be here to stay is new food consumption pattern. How much perishable produce did we buy online before? And now? Nowadays we couldn't make it without quality isothermal packaging...
Tell us what your business model is and we will tell you what your temperature-controlled packaging and transport needs are. The complexity of today's supply chain is determined by a critical factor: temperature. Especially, for perishable products it is no doubt a crucial issue.
Recycled PET plastic can be reused in cold chain transport of perishable products in a bid for an environmental sustainability.
Is insulating shipping packaging a sector that is compatible with the Sustainable Development Goals of the UN Agenda 2030? Of course! At least that's what we believe at Tempack. The awareness that we are all responsible for our future is a necessary condition for us to start changing the direction of our societies and our economic models.
We all know that, although the habit does not make the monk, the right packaging says a lot about a corporate image. Moreover, in some industries and sectors, temperature-controlled packaging is not an option, but a necessity.
We have been developing packaging solutions for the cold chain for 25 years — that’s 25 years at your side, guaranteeing the integrity of your temperature-sensitive products. Perhaps the greatest testimony to the know-how we have accumulated since our inception is the fact that Tempack has managed to evolve and stay ahead of the market. Beginning in Barcelona in 1996, we positioned ourselves in a niche that had barely been exploited: that of maintaining the traceability of thermolabile pharmaceutical products in the cold chain through passive packaging systems. Years later, we applied all the knowledge we had acquired to offer solutions in the biotech and e-commerce markets, diversifying our activity.
The increase in the production and consumption of packaging materials involves a growing waste output at the end of its life. Recycling has been recognized as a rational necessity, compared to alternative traditional deposit in landfill or incineration. In some European countries this is becoming a “legal” necessity. In this sense, GREENING is one of the main trends in new Packaging Systems. What is really this “greening”?
