Are you ready for the Cold Chain Challenges in your Fleet?

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The Cold Chain will increase its demand for services in North America by 76% as far as 2024! Did you know that around 14% of food is lost in the first stage of the supply chain and 25% of vaccines arrive in degraded conditions to his destiny?

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In Mexico, a vehicle fleet of 77,000 transport units dedicated to the Cold Chain and a little more than 15 million cubic meter of refrigerated transport is estimated.

The Top 5 States with the highest number of refrigerated automotive transport units are made up of Sonora (5,200), Sinaloa (7,400), Jalisco (4,700), Nuevo León (8,300) and Mexico City (10,000), making up 54% of the National Fleet.

In Mexico, there are regulations for the Cold Chain in Transportation aimed at the storage and distribution of perishable products, medicines and vaccines in need of cooling and/or freezing, which require strict compliance.

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• NOM-120-SSA1-1994

Refrigerated vehicles must undergo periodic inspection to ensure their operation and the required temperatures, They must have temperature indicators and recorders.

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• NOM-093-SSA1-1994

Cold room and refrigerators at a temperature of 7°C or less, freezer room and refrigerators at -18°C with visible thermometer or temperature recording devices working and in good condition.

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• NOM-251-SSA1-2009

Refrigeration equipment must be kept at 7°C maximum, those of freezing at a temperature according to the needs of the product.

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• NOM-059-SSA1-2015

A risk assessment of the delivery routes should be used to determine where temperature controls are required. Equipment used to monitor temperature during transport within vehicles and/or containers should be maintained and calibrated at regular intervals.

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In the coming years, the main challenges of the Cold Chain will focus on disruptions in the supply chain, the increase in demand for the service and population growth, estimating that by 2050 the population in Mexico will increase to 155.2 million, representing great challenges for automotive transport companies.

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Ensure Cold Chain Compliance with Didcom!

Out Didcom TPM – Temperature Monitor solution maintains detailed control of the temperature ranges in various regions of the vehicle’s cold box through wire or wireless sensors, as required by the fleet.

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Distribution Routes

Didcom Telematics helps you manage the most efficient, short and accessible routes so that your vehicles are no longer than necessary with their refrigerated cargo on the road, reducing their exposure time and the risk of damage and loss.

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Safety on Road

Integrate door opening and closing sensors to prevent unnecessary and uncontrolled exposure of the merchandise, ensuring the appropriate temperature and the integrity of the sensitive cargo.

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Traceability of Temperature Ranges

Monitor and record the temperature of your refrigerated cargo throughout the entire trip, generating alerts and notifications for any variation outside the configured range so that the operator or the administration can correct it in a timely manner.

Generates a report of compliance with the Cold Chain with a punctual record log that supports the assurance of the temperature required for the sensitive cargo, in compliance with the required National Standards and the complete satisfaction of the end customer.

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Reduction of Claims and Damaged Merchandise

Didcom Telematics helps you Monitor Temperature throughout the entire trip to improve timely decision making and avoid costs for claims or damaged merchandise.

Our technological developments dedicated to improving the Transportation of Temperature Sensitive Cargo are a great support to ensure regulatory compliance in Mexico and abroad.

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Evolve your Fleet to face the Challenges of the Cold Chain!