The techniques of the cold chain (CCT) and the cold chain are scheduled to appear for now in Logipharma 2025, which is held in Lyon from April 8 to 10. For the first time since joining the forces, the leaders of the industrial will provide a unified front, displaying their latest innovations in the temperature -controlled logistical services for the pharmaceutical sector.
Through a common commitment to performance, sustainability and universal accessibility, Tower and CCT will be shown in Booths 91A and 68, where they will reveal their latest products designed to set new standards for efficiency, reliability and sustainability in charging the cold chain.
As part of the “Let’s Go Exynd” campaign, CCT and Tower developed its last solution through its joint experience in the temperature -controlled logistical services. This product is designed to meet the advanced needs of the global life science industry, and ensures global availability, clearly, and accurate control control-with its compatibility with both platforms in the European Union and the United States.
One of the most prominent events in this year’s event will be the exclusive product that unveiled that on Monday, April 7 at 16:00, which precedes the annual agent event. This very expected launch provides visitors with the first opportunity to see the product closely and receive exclusive demonstrations from the company’s technical experts. After the launch, the product will be displayed in Both 91A, where those present can explore its advantages and learn how to enhance effective, compatible and effective pharmaceutical distribution around the world.
“We are excited to reveal our latest solutions in Logipharma this year – the first product that has been developed through our cooperation with CCT,” said Niall Balfour, CEO of Tower Cold Chain. “Designed to meet the advanced rapid needs of the drug industry, and we encourage visitors to stop by the Booth 91A tower to see this product and learn more about its performance, sustainability and diversity in the sensitive charging of the temperature.”
Besides the exhibition hall, CCT and Tower will contribute to the main discussions that constitute the future of logistical services sensitive to temperature during the event. Through four sessions led by experts, they will share visions about sustainability, ocean charging strategies and progress in cooling systems.
“Logipharma this year is the most influential so far,” said Rangit Panerry, CEO of Cold Chain Technologies.
“With the largest, the launch of a major product, and the leadership of thinking through the main industry topics, we are excited to communicate with specialists in the field of pharmaceutical logistics and show how to drive CCT and Tower to the next generation of the cold chain solutions.”
