The Cold Chain Chronicals | July 2025 | Issue 13

Welcome to our July newsletter!

Every month, we uncover insights that help our clients protect their inventory, improve their operations, and reduce costly risks. This month, we are shedding light on the hidden threats lurking in your cold storage—and how one failure can cost thousands. From spoiled produce to sweating walls, our stories this month are a wake-up call to rethink sensor reliability and environmental control. Do not wait for disaster—get smart about your cold chain.

Real-Time, High-Precision Fleet Visibility is Here

The FMC150 is a compact, high-performance GPS tracker designed for advanced vehicle telematics. Built with LTE Cat M1 and NB-IoT connectivity, it ensures reliable tracking even in low-signal environments.

With features like real-time monitoring, geofencing, remote immobilisation, and CAN data support, the FMC150 is ideal for fleet management, stolen vehicle recovery, insurance telematics, and more.

A single broken sensor. One unnoticed temperature spike. That is all it takes.

A single broken sensor. One unnoticed temperature spike. That is all it takes.

Cold storage is not just about keeping things cool—it is about maintaining strict, consistent conditions. One small failure can mean thousands in lost inventory, tarnished reputation, and lost clients. The message?

Do not wait for failure. Invest in reliable monitoring that gives you full visibility and control, 24/7.

➡️ Tip: Choose sensors that are EN12830 compliant and designed specifically for food-grade environments.

🌡️ Temperature vs 💧 Humidity Monitoring

Temperature measures how hot or cold the environment is—crucial for keeping products within safe limits.
Humidity measures moisture in the air—too much can cause mold, rust, or spoilage.

Both are essential. Even if the temperature is right, high humidity can still ruin your stock.
Cold Watch monitors both—because one without the other isn’t enough.