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Peptides Are Coming to the Doorstep. Will They Arrive Intact?
Six peptides just got a path into licensed compounding pharmacies. When they ship to patients’ homes, a small connected label can show whether each package stayed in range. On October 28, 2026, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced a temporary enforcement…
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How do you choose the right impact indicator for a shipment?
Once you know impact is a meaningful risk for a shipment, the next question is not simply whether to monitor it. It is what type of impact monitoring the shipment actually needs. For some shipments, a clear visual indication that a potentially damaging impact occurred may…
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New Distributor Announcement: SpotSee + SAB Imballaggi
Siamo lieti di dare il benvenuto a SAB Imballaggi come nuovo distributore SpotSee per il Nord Italia! L’esperienza di SAB Imballaggi negli imballaggi su misura, unita agli indicatori SpotSee progettati per monitorare le condizioni di trasporto, dà vita a una solida…
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Cold chain monitoring systems explained: indicators, data loggers and IoT monitoring
Cold chain monitoring is often discussed as a choice between technologies. Indicator or data logger? Connected or non-connected? Real-time visibility or information at receiving? But for most logistics, quality and operations teams, the more useful question is broader: What does…
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How should you monitor fragile shipments: impact, tilt or both?
A fragile shipment is not necessarily vulnerable to every type of handling event. Some products can be damaged by a sudden impact. Others need to remain upright throughout transportation. Some sensitive or high-value assets face both risks. That distinction matters when choosing…
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What are the different types of time-temperature indicators and when should you use each?
Not every temperature-sensitive shipment needs the same type of monitoring. For some shipments, the most important question is simple: did the product experience a temperature outside its acceptable range? For others, teams may need to know how long an excursion lasted, whether…
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QR indicator vs. data logger: how much shipment data do you actually need?
When a shipment arrives, how much information do you actually need to make the next decision? Sometimes the answer is a complete history. You need to understand what happened throughout transit, when conditions changed and potentially where an exception occurred. But sometimes…
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Shipping industrial robots and automation equipment without compromising precision
Industrial robots and automation equipment are built for precision. Shipping them is considerably less precise. A robotic arm, cobot, automation cell or control system can arrive at an installation site with its crate intact and no obvious signs of damage. But appearance alone…
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Cell and gene therapy logistics: what level of shipment monitoring do you need?
Cell and gene therapies create an unusually demanding cold-chain environment. Many therapies are highly temperature sensitive, extremely valuable and time critical. Some are also patient specific, making the consequences of a compromised shipment particularly significant.…
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Lithium battery shipping rules changed in 2026. What should logistics teams monitor beyond the label?
Lithium battery transportation has always required careful handling. In 2026, the rules became even more specific. From January 1, 2026, lithium-ion cells and batteries packed with equipment under IATA Packing Instruction 966 are subject to new state-of-charge requirements for…