Investigating the import and export link in the perishable product cold chain and the role refrigeration plays.
Compiled by Eamonn Ryan
The following presentation was delivered at the 2024 Cold Chain Refrigeration, Logistics and Technology Summit in Cape Town, by University of Stellenbosch researcher Dr Tarl Berry, on the topic ‘Cold chain logistics and the drive for resilience in Africa’s food chain’, in collaboration with Citrus Research International.
Contributed by the Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa
Operations have improved since 2023, but the industry is preparing for potential bottlenecks.
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Online grocery shopping feeds the demand for cold storage.
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Compiled by Ntsako Khosa
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