While the pandemic put a spotlight on its complexities, the life sciences cold chain was already benefiting from long-term trends driving growth, including increasingly complex pharmaceuticals, and the globalization of clinical trials and post-trial distribution. The highly critical element of packaging is one of its most important facets and stands to benefit from this growth.

Indeed, without advanced cold chain packaging, many of today’s most critical life sciences products would fail to reach patients in optimal condition, jeopardizing the health and well-being of millions of people around the world. On top of consistent, flawless performance and product protection, cold chain packaging must also support sustainability goals while keeping costs under control. It’s a daunting challenge, requiring continual innovation.

Here, senior professionals from Harris Williams discuss this attractive sector with Ranjeet Banerjee, CEO of Cold Chain Technologies (CCT), a leading global provider of reusable, sustainable thermal packaging and digital solutions for the shipment of temperature-sensitive material, principally serving the life sciences industry. Read more >