FAQs.

A cold chain repair network is a system of service providers and facilities that quickly repair and maintain equipment used in the cold chain—the temperature-controlled supply chain for perishable goods like food, vaccines, and pharmaceuticals.  

 

In simple terms:  

- The cold chain keeps products (like fresh food or medicines) at the right temperature from production to delivery.  

- If cooling equipment (like refrigerated trucks, warehouse chillers, or medical freezers) breaks down, the cold chain repair network fixes it fast to prevent spoilage or damage. 

- Prevents waste – Stops food or vaccines from going bad.  

- Saves money – Quick repairs avoid costly losses.  

- Ensures safety – Keeps medicines and food safe for use.  

This network includes technicians, service centres, and spare parts suppliers specialised in refrigeration and cooling systems.