Do you love a good pork chop?
What about a delicious ham at Easter?
Or perhaps your favorite pork product is breakfast sausage or mesquite bacon.
Whatever pork cut makes your mouth water, you can thank America's pork industry for bringing it to your table.
Plastilite/Integritemp has a long history of successfully providing custom cold chain solutions to pharmaceutical companies.
With a combined 62+ years of cold chain packaging solutions experience, the Integritemp professionals will offer package designs that eliminate uncertainty and allow you to answer the question “Will my package handle the heat?” with a resounding “Yes!”
Everyone is outside enjoying the sunshine—and packing their EPS cooler to keep their drinks and snacks cool while they play.
It’s important to follow safety guidelines to ensure frozen meat arrives to the destination still frozen.
World Veterinary Day was on April 25. Plastilite supports animal health by safely delivering temperature-sensitive vaccines.
Soccer fans differ from the followers of any other sport in terms of loyalty and cultural alignment. That’s why branded coolers are bound to be a hit.
Wednesday, April 22 is Earth Day, an ideal time to consider your packaging materials and their sustainability.
Cardboard packaging may initially seem like a great environmental choice, but is it? Find out where EPS comes out ahead.
Let’s talk “P” for Products this month! EPS protects what matters! EPS foam is the proven protective packaging of choice for a long list of fragile products.
I read a great article by Ahmad Torabi Oroje, which introduced the concept of the 4 P’s of EPS – Expanded Polystyrene foam. Let's start with P for People – How EPS improves our quality of life.
Part 5: A deep dive into the process for cold chain packaging testing, selection, and implementation
Let’s wrap up my blog series on pharma/bio cold chain packaging development in this post, which stresses both the implementation stage and staff training. This occurs after final qualification testing.
Part 4: A deep dive into the process for cold chain packaging testing, selection, and implementation
We have reached a point where the proposed and tested cold chain package design has moved to final qualification testing with full documentation. (Read about what happens earlier in the process here.)
Part 3: A deep dive into the process for cold chain packaging testing, selection, and implementation
After we propose cold chain package designs for clients what happens next? Let’s use the scenario where our pharma/bio client has now approved the cold chain package design proposed by our packaging engineering team.
Part 2: A deep dive into the process for cold chain packaging testing, selection, and implementation
Last month I introduced the products and services Integritemp offers that protect valuable life-saving pharmaceutical and biological materials. This month, let’s discuss the package design stage.
Part 1: A deep dive into the process for cold chain packaging testing, selection, and implementation
Let’s focus this month on Integritemp’s cold chain package products & services, and the value we provide to pharmaceutical companies needing proven protection.
How do important temperature-sensitive biological medicines and vaccines arrive to the doctor’s offices, pharmacies, and even to your front door?
In cold chain insulating shipping containers!
We at Integritemp are proud to be part of the supply chain for cold chain packaging to protect your meds and vaccines and help ensure your health.
This month let’s talk about our health in relation to dust and microparticles. Read on for more info and a chart with helpful data.
There are countless ways to reuse & repurpose your EPS foam. I would like to offer my top choices from personal experience as well as research I did on the subject. Some are obvious, and some less so. You may have some ideas of your own that I didn’t consider.
This month, let’s focus on recycling. EPS foam is easily recycled! This fact may come as a surprise to many. Clean EPS foam received at collection points throughout the USA is easily densified into compact units of solidified polystyrene. The polystyrene is ready for shipment by the truckload to manufacturing facilities that recycle the material into new products.