Public Cold Chain Infrastructure Programs

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Public cold chain infrastructure programs are government or publicly funded initiatives that develop, maintain, and expand temperature-controlled storage, handling, and transport systems to ensure the safety and quality of perishable goods such as vaccines, pharmaceuticals, and food products throughout the supply chain.

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