With cargo theft surging at unprecedented rates, securing valuable shipments has never been more critical. The first quarter of 2024 saw a staggering 46% increase in cargo theft incidents compared to the last quarter of 2023. While thieves are becoming more sophisticated and organized, particularly targeting high-value items like electronics and food products, businesses need …
by Anthony Dellumo 
BRUSSELS, 13 July 2023 Pharma.Aero announces five new additions to the global collaborativeplatform: Saudia Cargo, SAL Saudi Logistics, Hellmann, QProducts, andVEXSL Pharma.Aero announces five new additions to its global community of Life Sciencesend-to-end supply chain stakeholders: Saudia Cargo, SAL Saudi Logistics and Hellmannsign up as members; VEXSL and QProducts & Services join as associate partners.Pharma.Aero …
by Anthony Dellumo 
by Tony Dellumo, Lanco International Cargo at Rest is Cargo at Risk: How Cargo Theft Affects the Transportation of Perishable Goods Cargo theft is a significant problem in the United States. The FBI estimates losses costing the U.S. billions of dollars annually, although far less is voluntarily reported by companies out of concern for impacts …
by Anthony Dellumo 
Thermal Protection Buyer’s Guide Pt. 1 A definitive resource for shipping pharma, life sciences and healthcare products Buying thermal protection shouldn’t be a gamble. If you’re a shipper of pharmaceutical, healthcare, or life sciences products, you understand that payload integrity is of the utmost importance. But there is a myriad of thermal protection suppliers in …
by Anthony Dellumo 
Navigating Tight Capacity In many cases, implementing a passive thermal solution like a pallet cover or cargo quilt, can reduce or eliminate the need for active temp control. Now more than ever, acquiring active temperature-controlled equipment, whether shipping by air, land, or sea, comes with a huge cost to shippers. The high price of …
by Anthony Dellumo 
Author: Tony Dellumo, Marketing Manager at QProducts & Services Supply Chain Risk: COVID-19’s Continued Impact on Airfreight and Cold Chain Logistics By Tony Dellumo – Marketing Manager, QProducts & Services Prior to COVID-19, 20K airplanes were in the air globally, on any given day. According to Time Magazine, when COVID-19 hit, 16K …
by Anthony Dellumo 
Keeping the Kombucha Cold Chain Intact Authors: QProducts & Services Food & Beverage Team, Under the Direction of Kevin Lynch and Stephen Wozniak Critics say kombucha is just another health fad that will soon fizzle out, but the market proves otherwise. Its popularity has made the beverage market soar, and it has given manufacturers opportunities …
by Anthony Dellumo 
Commodity Protection in the Global Supply Chain Authors: QProducts & Services Team, Under the Direction of Paul Yadron, Sr. VP of Sales In our global supply chain, consumable items require specialized forms of transportation and storage. Consumer tastes, legislative change, transit, deterioration, and physical damage are all factors that impact how commodities are protected and …
by Anthony Dellumo 
Automation Is Not the Enemy: Systematizing Workflow in the Supply Chain Authors: QProducts & Services Team, Under the Direction of Paul Yadron, Sr. VP of Sales Imagine a world where automation comes together with technology to deliver products without much human intervention, if any. Historically, automation has been applied to virtual processes, such as auditing …
by Anthony Dellumo
Air Cargo Security: Maintaining Product Quality & Preventing Threats Authors: QProducts & Services Team, Under the Direction of Paul Yadron, Sr. VP of Sales U.S. air cargo supply chain handles more than 50,000 tons of cargo each day, of which 7,500 (15%) is designated for domestic passenger carriers, and the remaining 85% is designated for …
by Anthony Dellumo