Food and beverage

In food, the record of transport conditions matters as much as the movement itself. The consignee checks the temperature on receipt, and a consignment without a datalogger record can be refused. On top of that sits the clock: a short shelf life shortens the acceptable transit time.

Aisle between warehouse racking
Motorway interchange seen from above
Pallets prepared for loading in a warehouse
Dispatch team at their workstations
Temperature-controlled movements, short shelf lives and transport conditions that have to be evidenced.

Typical requirements

  • The specified temperature range held for the whole journey
  • Transport conditions recorded and evidenced
  • A clean load space in good condition
  • Deliveries into narrow time windows

How we meet them

  • Refrigerated or insulated vehicle bodies
  • Datalogger record attached to the delivery documents
  • Routing planned around the shelf life
  • Deliveries into retail distribution centres

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Tell us the volumes, the lanes and the time windows, and we will put together a service proposal.