A truckload of strawberries leaves Istanbul in perfect condition — and arrives in Hamburg spoiled. That single scenario captures why cold chain logistics demands a level of precision that standard freight does not.

What Is Cold Chain Logistics?

Cold chain logistics is an integrated system that keeps temperature-sensitive products within a defined temperature range from production to the end consumer. The system comprises temperature-controlled warehouses, refrigerated trucks (ATP-certified), reefer containers, and specialized air cargo handling.

The "chain" metaphor is deliberate: a single break — a door left open too long, a delay at a port transfer — can compromise the entire load.

Which Products Require Cold Chain?

Sea Freight: Reefer Containers

For large-volume food and pharma exports, reefer containers — 20' or 40' units with independent refrigeration units programmable between -25°C and +25°C — are the standard solution. Our sea freight service includes pre-cooling, temperature log maintenance and cold storage coordination at destination.

Road Freight: Refrigerated TIR

ATP-certified refrigerated vehicles handle cold chain road transport from Turkey to Europe. Our road freight service includes refrigerated vehicle options with continuous temperature monitoring.

Air Cargo: Pharma Cold Chain

For high-value biologicals and vaccines, air offers the shortest exposure time. Our air cargo service includes cool chain and temperature-controlled options.

Cold Storage

Our warehousing service includes temperature-controlled zones for food and pharmaceutical products, with data logger records available on request.

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