Cold-chain logistics maintains the transport and storage conditions required for a temperature-sensitive product. The limits must come from the product's applicable safety and quality requirements, rather than a single temperature assumed to fit every item.
Define conditions, monitoring responsibilities and equipment checks before shipment. Review loading, transfer and storage points where control can be lost. Keep temperature records connected to the affected goods and their lot identifiers.
Use a documented process to assess deviations and control release. Review equipment and route performance when exceptions recur. Ensure the customer receives the handling information needed to maintain the product's required conditions.
FDA sanitary transportation requirements: U.S. scope
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