Adam Tetz, director of Worldwide Marketing at Peli BioThermal explores the trends expected to hit the cold chain sector this year.
At this time last year, the world was eagerly anticipating 2021. Covid-19 vaccines delivered hope for normalcy and excitement grew over convenience-related changes to healthcare, work and more. But the pandemic had other plans. New Covid-19 variants emerged, supply chain issues deepened and much of the day-to-day still looks different than pre-pandemic.
The cold chain industry experienced rapid growth in 2020 and continues to experience both growth and change for the foreseeable future. The pandemic’s influence remains, which creates opportunities to innovate and better serve pharmaceutical and healthcare customers delivering medicine in new ways. This sets the stage for a few of our predictions this year.