Cold Chain Monitoring
Cold chain monitoring is the tracking and control of temperature-sensitive goods throughout the supply chain. It ensures that products like food, flowers or pharmaceuticals remain within safe temperature ranges. Connected Load Carrier supports cold chain monitoring with IoT-enabled sensors that track temperature in real time, helping companies maintain quality, reduce spoilage and stay compliant with safety standards.
Cold chain monitoring is the process of tracking temperature-sensitive goods to ensure they remain within safe and predefined ranges throughout storage and transport. Typical products include food, pharmaceuticals, flowers and other perishable items that can lose quality or become unsafe if exposed to incorrect conditions.
Why it matters in supply chains
Staying compliant is about more than avoiding penalties. It safeguards brand reputation, builds trust among customers and partners, and ensures operations are carried out responsibly. With increasing regulatory focus on sustainability and transparency, compliance has become a strategic necessity. For example, new EU rules such as the Digital Product Passport (DPP) and the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) require companies to prove traceability and responsible sourcing. Together with the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), these frameworks are reshaping how supply chains operate.
How Connected Load Carrier supports it
IoT-enabled sensors capture real-time environmental data and link it to each asset’s journey. This information is visualized in the 360° Asset Control Tower and structured within the Digital Twin feature, creating a transparent record of temperature histories across the entire supply chain. By combining condition data with asset location and lifecycle events, businesses gain full visibility into when and where excursions happen, making it easier to act fast, prevent losses and demonstrate compliance.
