Heavy Cargo Reefer Chain Access Control

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Heavy Cargo Reefer Chain Access Control refers to the set of procedures and systems governing physical and digital access to refrigerated transport units (reefers) carrying heavy cargo. Its purpose is to ensure that only authorized personnel can open, service, or adjust the reefer settings, thereby maintaining temperature integrity, product quality, safety, and complete traceability throughout the transport process.

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