High Security Perishable Freight Monitoring

Quelle: https://www.iata.org/en/programs/cargo/cool-chain/

High Security Perishable Freight Monitoring refers to the continuous and end-to-end oversight of perishable goods that require elevated security measures during transportation. It combines real-time GPS tracking, environmental monitoring (e.g. temperature, humidity), seal-integrity checks and anti-tampering systems with automated alerts upon deviation. The objective is to ensure product quality, regulatory compliance (e.g. GDP, HACCP) and protection against theft or counterfeiting.

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