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Refrigerated transport is a complex industry, which uses technical terminology to describe its processes. Whether you’re new to refrigerated transport or just looking to brush up on your knowledge, this blog will help you understand some key terms.  Refrigerated Transport Glossary: Blockchain: New logistics technology that tracks goods and improves traceability along the supply chain […]

Can you believe it’s been almost two years since COVID-19 became a reality for all of us? In that time, a lot has changed and many industries have been affected in one way or another. Unfortunately, refrigerated transportation is not excluded here at all. Changes in supply chains in addition to border closures have meant […]

2021 is about to draw to a close and 2022 is almost here. The last two years have been memorable for all the wrong reasons. Like every industry, the Australian refrigerated transport has been severely impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic. This includes state border closures, lockdowns, vaccination rules and mandatory COVID testing.  All of these […]

Whether it’s cherries, peaches or plums, there is a stone fruit for every one.  The changing of the seasons and warming weather means that stone fruits are now in season. If you haven’t seen them on your supermarket shelf quite yet, you’re bound to in the coming weeks. Today, we are going to go through […]

Whether you’re crafting the perfect pavlova or looking for something to jazz up your salads for Christmas lunch, make sure to include fresh, local ingredients.

The summer months in Australia bring about massive storms, heavy rain and chaotic winds which can make driving dangerous.

The refrigerated transport industry is currently adapting new technologies and safety innovations to improve its workflow. These innovations are driven by changes to the industry due to increasing consumer demand, and pandemic pressures.

Food waste is an expensive issue for people in the food and hospitality industry. Food goes on a long journey before it gets to your plate, and food waste occurs at every stage.

According to the Australian Food Cold Chain Logistics Guidelines, the FEFO rule ensures that stock that has been stored for the longest time is used first. This stock rotation principle is used in many cold chains internationally to minimise wastage.

Driver Fatigue is responsible for too many deaths on Australian roads. These tips are intended to help you avoid the dangers.