Toronto, Canada: The only event for Canadian cold chain & temperature-controlled life sciences kicked off on February 27 in Toronto.
The event is the 10th anniversary special of Canada’s Cold Chain & Temperature Management Summit. It is looking at how Canadian and international distribution professionals are implementing new data monitoring processes, passive technology and supply chain integrity plans. The summit includes sessions on domestic Canadian distribution, such as shipping to northern Canada in the winter.
On the international distribution side, the summit is addressing shipping temperature-sensitive clinical supplies to international and new markets. Other topics up for discussion include European regulatory temperature distribution.
