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 needs ?

Control the cold chain when transferring heat-sensitive products between different sites: reception, processing, storage, distribution and delivery points […].

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Good to know :

The CarryTemp range is suitable for a wide temperature range for transporting fresh or frozen products.

It all depends of the type of gel.

The CarryTemp Classic is available in a range of sizes and is suitable for a variety of vehicles.

Our range is ATP-certified.

Our solution meets the requirements of the
agri-food
, health-care, industrial, logistics and cyclologistics sectors.

Our solution !

A real revolution, our Carry Temp Classic range enables you to preserve your fresh or frozen products. An alternative to refrigerated trucks, which are often very costly and energy-hungry. We offer a modular solution to suit your needs.

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Portage, collection, distribution : passive cold solutions for local communities

CCAS & communities : what if you chose isothermal equipment designed for your real constraints ? Meals delivered to elderly people, redistribution of unsold food, supply of school canteens or medico-social institutions : strict compliance with the cold chain is a regulatory necessity, but also a requirement for quality and public health. In a context

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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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Protecting varnishes and paints from the cold: the unexpected ally of the fine chemistry sector

In the fine chemistry sector, some formulations are extremely sensitive to temperature variations. This is particularly the case for varnishes, paints and glosses for textiles and leather, used in particular for finishing edges and delicate surfaces. These products, often packaged in small bottles of 100 mL to 1 L, must never go below 5°C, sometimes

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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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Urban cold logistics during the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games

During the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Paris will see its urban logistics transformed. The refrigeration logistics sector will have to continue to ensure food distribution for the people of the Paris region, while managing the logistics of supplying the Games in a context of traffic restrictions and changes. The « last mile of cold » (the

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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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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

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