Refrigerated Transportation

Refrigerated transportation involves moving perishable goods, like food and pharmaceuticals, in specially equipped vehicles that maintain a controlled cold temperature. This ensures products stay fresh and safe from spoilage during transit. Refrigerated trucks or containers use insulation and cooling systems—such as refrigeration units or temperature-controlled environments—to keep items at precise temperatures, regardless of outside weather conditions. This method is essential for preserving the quality, safety, and shelf life of temperature-sensitive cargo during shipping over long distances.