A leading global bioscience logistics specialist company were approached by a pharmaceutical manufacturer client who wanted to ship a full pallet of +2oC to 8oC product from Belgium to Iceland. Their current solution was expensive and the exteme cold temperatures sometimes found in Iceland were giving them difficulties.
Missionpharma was requesting delivery of Insulin to their warehouse in Goma, DRC. Due toairport size and services to Goma, it was decided that the shipment would go to Kigali,Rwanda by air and trucked to Goma.
A leading global microbiology company were having excursions whilst transporting product from the UK to Saudi Arabia and China. They switched to the CoolPall™ Vertos Advance bulk shipper for controlled pharma lane shipping which successfully halted excursions on this route. The customer then asked Pelican BioThermal for assistance in supplying a smaller bulk shipper for the same route, as they were not always shipping a full pallet load.
When pharmaceutical companies are shipping medications across great distances, it’s not only on-time delivery that matters. On-temp delivery is even more crucial for some products. Maintaining the recommended temperature range for the payload is vital. Without it, the potency of the medication is diminished, or depleted altogether. Patient safety is at stake.
When pharmaceutical companies are shipping medications across great distances, it’s not only on-time delivery that matters. On-temp delivery is even more crucial for some products. Maintaining the recommended temperature range for the payload is vital. Without it, the potency of the medication is diminished, or depleted altogether. Patient safety is at stake.
Cultivating a pharmaceutical manufacturing brand name synonymous with trust and delivery begins with the best product, diligence in implementing everything needed to ensure the product’s protection during transit, a “right the first time” delivery method and an expectation of safety for the patient.
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The Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) operate three air ambulance helicopters, which fly across the Northeast, North Yorkshire and Cumbria regions in the UK. Relying on public donations to operate, the service provides pre-hospital care at the scene of accidents and incidents, rescuing hundreds of severely injured or ill patients every year...
