Perishable food is any food that has a limited shelf life and requires careful handling and storage to prevent spoilage. Perishable food includes fruits, vegetables, meat, seafood, dairy products, flowers and some pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Shipping perishable food by air is a fast and reliable way to transport these products across long distances and ensure their freshness and quality.
Topics: airfreight, temperature control airfreight, absorbent sheeting for air cargo, foil temperature control pallet covers, transporting products by air, chilled salmon by airfreight
When it comes to transporting cargo, ensuring its safety and maintaining its original state are of paramount importance. Unfortunately, various challenges, including water damage, can compromise the condition of your air and sea freight.
Topics: palletcovers, moisture control, wet cargo, leakage from aircargo, absorbent sheeting for air cargo, spill control, container rain
If liquid escapes from air cargo into the aircraft fuselage, then there is a risk of damage, including over the longer term of corrosion. Corrosion has been identified as the cause of some aircraft failures that have resulted in loss of life.
In this article I highlight the best practices for managing and containing situations where there is risk of liquids being discharged during transit on an airplane. There is also an interesting case study where an airline is handling wet cargo which is causing serious corrosion in the body of the aircraft.
Topics: transport by air, cargo absorbent, leakage from aircargo, absorbent sheeting for air cargo, managing moisture in aircargo, stopping leaks from air cargo, nappy sheeting for airplanes, spillage containment, shipment of chemicals by air, spill control in aircraft