Royal Cargo adds active cool containers to its cold chain solutions

May 07, 2018: Logistics solutions provider Royal Cargo has added active cooling containers to its cold chain solutions for airfreight movements. With this latest move, it aims to tap the increase in imported high-end perishable foodstuff and growing demand for domestic and international movement of other temperature-sensitive goods such as fresh fruits, chilled meat products […]

Royal Cargo adds active cool containers to its cold chain solutions
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May 07, 2018: Logistics solutions provider Royal Cargo has added active cooling containers to its cold chain solutions for airfreight movements.

With this latest move, it aims to tap the increase in imported high-end perishable foodstuff and growing demand for domestic and international movement of other temperature-sensitive goods such as fresh fruits, chilled meat products and diagnostic specimens on the back of favorable macroeconomic conditions and economic activity.

With an aim to be the frontrunner in local service availability of active cooling containers, promoting the containers as an integral product in its suite of cold supply chain solutions in the Philippines.

“We see a huge potential in the country’s growing food retail industry, which is what led us to add the active cooling containers to our wide range of cold chain solutions. Our temperature-controlled containers offer clients the convenience of having a locally available way of transporting perishable items without compromising quality,” informed Elmer Sarmiento, president and chief executive officer, Royal Cargo.

Active cooling containers eases the unitising and containerising loads process, minimising rebuilding and repacking, and facilitating easier release from Customs or other regulatory bodies.

In addition to this newly introduces solution, Royal Cargo offers refrigerated or reefer vans and trucks, airplane transport, and freight forwarding capabilities and logistics network as part of its cold chain solutions.

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