Never have I ever, in my decade and a half long career in cold chain industry; seen such volatile business micros like I have in the past three years. In 2023, personally. I prefer to see trends-current rather than current-trends as the big picture. The coming year will invariably demand from everyone, to have adaptive abilities on the go sans the privilege of preparing for the change. Rather adapting to the cold chain variables in order of their occurrence or may be not. 2023 in my opinion will most likely be a semblance of disruptive balance and order.
Mettcover Global R&D & Manufacturing Unit
As somebody who is responsible for management of a manufacturing unit of passive cold chain packaging, we are continually adapting to the milieu of front and back-end integration and resource management whilst ensuring that innovation remains our full time job.
Pharmaceuticals Industry continues to be the biggest stakeholder in Cold-Chain.
Most Governments are in a vigilant mode about new COVID variants. A possibility of a new infection wave cannot be ruled out which brings the world’s focus on pharmaceuticals industry. Further, the general public interest in preventive health has brilliantly boosted Pharma Sector’s growth projection.
I will limit my insights into the Pharma Cold Chain that moves shipment of a specific temperature profile of 15 – 25 degree Celsius. Primarily because I conduct a lot of research in this area considering that our primary offering; Thermal Pallet Cover, is an excellent supplement to this’ whether medicines or health supplements.
