Keeping a successful log of your cold chain compliance systems

Cold chain compliance models are a quick and easy solution for efficient optimisation of your temperature management operations. This makes their implementation and ongoing management an essential part of the supply chain and for correct handling of materials and substances.

Here, Derek Way, managing director, at world-leading mini printer specialists, Able Systems explains how businesses can show a clear accountability when it comes to management of their cold chain compliance systems.

Ensuring that you have a fully operational, simple, and reliable temperature management system is crucial if your supply chain dictates the requirement of consistent temperature levels. This can be from simple processes such as delivering fresh food in a refrigerated truck, to the transportation of life-saving vaccines that may need to maintain a specific temperature or risk becoming inactive.

It is clear just how important these systems are to any company which transports materials that require a certain temperature. The responsibility of maintaining this environment when in transit is paramount to delivering successful results.

It’s essential in cold chain compliance that, as a business, you can demonstrate clear accountability for the full supply chain process. By holding records, which can easily be printed off and shared, a log of data is readily available.

Our cold chain compliance systems ensure your processes can run smoothly, without interruption, allowing for your product or service to remain fully operational, whether that be the transportation of food, chemicals or medical samples.

Using in-house research and development teams, we can construct a system that operates to fit your needs, and maximise efficiency in data logging for compliance with cold chain regulations.

Whatever the cargo, if dependent on a specific temperature, investing in technology that can provide successful data logging can ultimately protect you as a business. Remaining accountable to the suppliers of materials, can help prevent disputes, and avoid potential fines.