COLD CHAIN TRACKING AND MONITORING.

Cold chain tracking refers to the continuous monitoring of temperature-sensitive cargo as it moves through the supply chain. It guarantees that items such as food, drink, and medicines remain within the required temperature range during transport.

Cold chain management means safeguarding the quality and safety of goods which must be kept within strict temperature ranges. If temperature deviates, fleet managers need immediate visibility so they can respond and prevent potential damage.

Cold chain monitoring ensures that goods arrive in perfect condition by maintaining the correct temperature throughout transport. When temperatures fluctuate, products can spoil, be rejected by customers, or even create health risks. By using cold chain telematics, managers gain real-time insight which reduces financial losses, supports regulatory compliance, and protects a business’s reputation.