Energy Loss Prevention Cold Chain

Quelle: https://www.unep.org/resources/report/energy-efficient-cold-chains-handbook

In logistics, supply chain, and transport, the Energy Loss Prevention Cold Chain refers to all processes, technologies, and measures designed to ensure that the cooling energy input for storage, transportation, and distribution of temperature‐sensitive products is used optimally, minimizing heat gains and energy losses to maintain product quality and safety.

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