Unlike most developed countries, cold chain in India has been restricted to secondary and tertiary distribution segments – for movement of goods from factories to CFAs and from there to distributors. This meant that most of the last mile delivery was either done in ambient conditions or with unsafe, unsustainable solutions resulting in product spoilage and wastage.
Use of effective cold chain solutions was never considered a priority until COVID 19 hit us. As the country grapples with one of its greatest challenges of producing enough vaccines to inoculate every Indian, ensuring delivery of the same to every Indian without spoilage …
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