Maintaining an unbroken cold chain isn’t just a best practice, it’s a non-negotiable regulatory requirement. As we navigate 2025, the stakes are higher than ever for pharmaceutical companies, vaccine manufacturers, research institutions and distributors. The increasing demand for temperature-sensitive biologics and advanced therapies, coupled with evolving global regulations, demands robust cold chain monitoring and compliance
What happens to medicines in a power outage? Power outages can have a serious impact on medical cold storage. From vaccines and blood products to lab samples and temperature-sensitive medications, even short periods without electricity can compromise safety and effectiveness. As the recent Spain and Portugal blackout showed, healthcare providers and research labs must be
Easter eggs are back in stores and the chocolate industry is running at full speed. From luxurious chocolates to brightly colored Easter eggs, chocolate remains a beloved product worldwide. But before these treats hit the shelves, the cocoa beans have traveled a long journey. Netherlands: the largest importer of cocoa The Netherlands plays a major
Green logistics has increasingly become a core aspect of business operations for many companies, seamlessly integrated into their daily processes. However, preventing waste in the logistics sector continues to be a challenge. The logistics industry, while vital to the global economy, has a significant impact on both the environment and resource consumption. At Praxas, we
As we settle into 2025, the logistics industry is facing a number of new challenges. From the push for sustainability to the increasing need for real-time data, businesses must adapt to keep up. Praxas is here to help with innovative solutions designed to tackle these obstacles. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at
Waste in the logistics chain results in the loss of $500 billion worth of goods annually due to transport damage. This statistic highlights the mismatch with current sustainability trends and raises questions about the actual costs, including consequential damages, time investments, and customer satisfaction. Eliminating waste in logistics could lead to more optimal and efficient