COLD & CO at the Cyclo-Cargologie Forum in Paris : a focus on decarbonised urban logistics

On March 12th, we were present in Paris to participate in the Cyclo-Cargologie Forum, an event that has become a must for cycloclogists. Organised by Boites à Vélo – France and Boites à Vélo – Paris & Ile de France with the support of the City of Paris and the Métropole du Grand Paris, this event brought together more than 200 participants around a common ambition: to reinvent last mile delivery.

Crédit Photo Lucia Trouiller

Cyclologistics, a matter of course for urban logistics

Today, congestion, low-emission zones (LFE), energy costs and environmental expectations are driving delivery actors to rethink their models. The cyclologistic is then imposed as an agile solution, clean and adapted to the constraints of city centers.
The forum highlighted this dynamic through interventions, demonstrations and an exhibition space rich in concrete solutions.

COLD & CO presents its mobile refrigeration solutions for cargo bikes

On our stand, we had the pleasure of presenting two innovative solutions designed for cold cyclologistics :

1. Fleximodal CarryTemp XL9 with BicyLift trailer

Our CarryTemp XL9 is a large volume 880L isothermal box, certified ATP for the transport of cold and frozen food.
Mounted on the BicyLift trailer from our partner Fleximodal, it allows :

• Carry out urban deliveries without a refrigerated truck
• Ensure temperature maintenance for a full day of delivery
• Deliver up to the last meter, silent and emission-free

2. New 2025: K-Ryole CityTemp XL12

Exclusively, our partner K-Ryole showcased the CityTemp XL12, our latest innovation.
With a volume of 1000L, this isothermal box is specially designed for K-Ryole electric assistance trailers. It allows larger quantities to be delivered while remaining 100% decarbonized and self-sufficient in energy.

A day full of exchanges... and perspectives !

This forum confirms that last mile logistics can be efficient, clean and responsible. At COLD & CO, we put our expertise in the cold chain to work for this new mobility.

See you soon on SiTL or in Strasbourg!

📍 Meet us at SiTL from April 1 to 3, 2025 – Stand A044, SELFI village
📍 And at the Cyclo-Cargology Forum in Strasbourg, 9 April 2025
💡 You have a cold cyclologistic project? Let’s talk about it!

 

Keeping the Cold Chain during the handling of messenger RNA vaccines against COVID-19

Exposure of Cominarty and Moderna vaccines to room temperature for more than 3 minutes is irreversible as the vaccine is considered thawed. It can’t be re-frozen. In January 2021, the Cold Health Commission “Covid-19” of the « Association Française du Froid » (AFF) published several understanding notes, information and good practices of the cold chain around COVID-19 vaccines. 1. […]

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Distribution of heat-sensitive health products – How to maintain the temperature?

A topical challenge with the upcoming distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine The development and distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine raises several questions about the logistics of distributing health products. The challenge concerns both the number of doses to be dispensed, the countries and manufacturing sites, but also the temperature range to which the product will be

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COLD & CO supports VelyVelo with its refrigeration offer

To develop its offering in the refrigerated cyclo-logistics segment, long-term electric bike rental specialist VelyVelo is working with COLD & CO!  Photo Froid-news.com Founded by Jamil El Garti and Othman Razine, restaurateurs and pioneers of home delivery by electric bike, the company expanded its business to include grocery delivery in 2019. Faced with the limitations

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Fresh express delivery without refrigerated trucks: reinventing last-mile logistics

Delivering fresh and frozen products without a refrigerated truck? This is the challenge taken up every day by the teams of a major player in national express delivery. Using standard dry vehicles and our CarryTemp PM 146L and GM 360L self-contained isothermal containers, this cold chain professional ensures controlled, reliable… and flexible deliveries. 1. Dry

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How can you transport your seafood products without using a refrigerated vehicle (fridge truck)?

Our CarryTemp 147L presented by Les 3 Petites vagues Our client ? Les 3 Petites Vagues specializes in the artisanal processing of salmon and trout into Gravlax. Their products, made from Scottish salmon and trout caught in the open sea, are sold directly at markets in the Trégor region and via their website […]. His

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A major player in food delivery adopts the passive cold chain with CarryTemp from COLD & CO

A refrigeration logistics revolution at the service of agility, economy and sustainability A French leader in home food delivery recently redesigned its fleet and delivery practices. Exit the refrigerated trucks, place to a more agile and economical solution: passive refrigeration with the isothermal and refrigerated CarryTemp containers from COLD & CO. 1. From a compartmentalized

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COLD & CO brings FLEXIBILITY – COLDNEWS

 In the air of time, the custom-made isothermal container CarryTemp XL6 of COLD & CO offers a capacity of 6 crocodile boxes, and answers the needs of logisticians.  The CarryTemp XL6 model allows for temperature-controlled transport, up to tri-temperature, without affecting the integrity of the standard utility vehicle. The enclosure is equipped with a self-contained passive cooling system

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Transport at controlled ambient temperatures between +18°C and +25°C: a logistical challenge for medical devices

The +18°C to +25°C thermal challenge at the heart of medical logistics When it comes to transporting in vitro diagnostic medical devices (IVDMDs), certain entities face a very specific challenge: maintaining a strictly controlled temperature between 18°C and 25°C, whatever the season. In winter as in summer, this requirement for thermal stability is crucial to

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Transport at controlled ambient temperature between +18°C and +25°C : a logistical challenge for medical devices

The thermal challenge +18°C to +25°C at the heart of medical logistics In the field of the transport of medical devices of in vitro diagnostics (IVD), some entities face a particular challenge: maintaining a strictly controlled temperature between 18°C and 25°C, regardless of the season. In both winter and summer, this requirement for thermal stability

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