The recent pandemic has had so many direct repercussions and effects on our personal and professional lives. But it’s the indirect effects that may end up having a broader impact — those tend to change behavior and continue to evolve long after the danger has passed. 

One of the indirect effects we are currently witnessing is the greater need for Cold Chain Logistics. This is the series of actions and processes used in a multi-step supply chain that uses specialized equipment to monitor and ensure an unbroken “cold chain” for products and produce. The top reasons for the uptick in Cold Chain Logistics can be directly linked to pandemic activity.