GCCA celebrates FSIS decision to lift 50-mile limit on meat
The Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA), which represents temperature-controlled logistics companies around the world, welcomes the decision by the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) to remove the 50-mile radius limit for meat and poultry import inspection facilities. This policy revision, made possible through a joint effort between GCCA and the Meat Import Council of the United States (MICA), eliminates a decades-old rule that limited facilities designated as “I-Houses” to no more than Locations within 50 miles of the factory. U.S. ports of entry. what does this change mean I-House status allows the storage warehouse to hold goods awaiting FSIS import inspection. Earning this designation requires compliance with strict standards, including product separation and on-site inspection capabilities. Removing the 50-mile limit provides greater flexibility, allowing facilities further inland to be used as I-Houses, simplifying logistics and reducing efficiencies. GCCA President and CEO Sara Stickler applauded the move, saying:"This decision reflects a common sense approach to modern supply chains. It will…
North American ports invest in cold storage capture
The refrigerated freight industry has become the fastest growing industry at North American ports, driving new investment in cold storage facilities. Speaking at the American Association of Port Authorities annual meeting, industry leaders highlighted the surge in refrigerated cargo and the need to replace outdated infrastructure to accommodate this high-margin market. Also Read: Refrigerated Logistics Lands on Nasdaq As many cold storage facilities in North America age (more than half are over 40 years old), operators such as Cold Summit Development are taking the lead in replacing inefficient facilities with modern port warehouses. “Most existing cold storage facilities require upgrades to meet today’s design and cooling efficiency standards,” explains Eric Casey, executive vice president of Cold Summit. The Port of Wilmington, North Carolina, exemplifies this trend, with a new cold storage development designed to balance local cargo flows. Brian Clark, executive director of the North Carolina Ports, noted the port's strategy to support import and export needs, handling everything from…
Cold chain tracking and monitoring market valued at $24.1 billion
introduce As Market.us says, global Cold chain tracking and monitoring market Expected to achieve significant growth Will reach $24.1 billion by 2033,from $6.6 billion in 2023. This growth represents strong The compound annual growth rate is 15.5% during the forecast period from 2023 to 2032. This growth is driven by growing demand for perishable products and rising regulatory standards across industries. Also read: North American ports invest in refrigeration to capture growing refrigerated market The market covers a variety of technologies and components such as hardware systems including sensors and data loggers, as well as software solutions that provide real-time monitoring capabilities 2022, North America Lead the market and occupy the market 35.2% share and yields approx. US$2 billion In terms of income. The region’s dominance can be attributed to strong infrastructure, high consumer demand for safe, fresh products, and leading advancements in tracking technology. Cold chain tracking and monitoring involves complex systems that ensure the safety and quality of…
Why is the demand for pharmaceutical cold chain logistics strong?
With more and more attention Temperature-sensitive drugs and vaccinesPharmaceutical companies, medical institutions and logistics providers are prioritizing packaging for cold chain logistics. The sensitivities of biologics and some vaccines require that they be stored and transported at specific temperatures to maintain their efficacy. This shift to controlled logistics packaging is critical to preventing product degradation, making Cold chain packaging is a necessity for the pharmaceutical industry. Also read: Why sustainable cold chains are the future of global food transportation this Pharmaceutical cold chain logistics packaging market is experiencing impressive expansion, driven primarily by growing demand for temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and biologics. As companies prioritize the safe storage and transportation of these delicate products, there is a strong shift towards innovative cold chain solutions that ensure quality and efficacy. This article explores the factors driving market growth, importance of government investment, role of technological advancement, and regional market dynamics. The impact of online ordering systems on cold chain logistics this The…
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