National Cold Chain Innovation Programs

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National Cold Chain Innovation Programs are government-led, nationwide initiatives designed to develop and implement innovative technologies, processes, and best practices in cold chain logistics. They typically include funding schemes, regulatory frameworks, standards development, pilot projects, and capacity building to reduce spoilage, ensure food safety, and efficiently transport temperature-sensitive goods.

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