Get a Free Consultation Eliminating Temperature Excursions on the Tarmac Case Study Challenge With international attention given to increasing regulations on pharmaceutical quality assurance, and potential breaches costing millions of dollars, a major Pharmaceutical Company sought to further product temperature integrity in airfreight. Excursions often occurred when product was brought out of the cold room and sat on the tarmac for 2-3 hours before being loaded on the aircraft. With pressure to keep costs low and margins high, active containers were out of the question. However, thermal quilts seemed difficult and slow for staff to apply. The Pharmaceutical Company also questioned the effectiveness of thermal temperature protection. Solution A live shipment of pharmaceutica

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