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February 08, 2010
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Cold supply chain will be crucial to stopping swine flu

By STAFF
Temperature-controlled logistics services will be key to a successful response to the H1N1 flu outbreak.
From the Quarter 02 2009 issue

If the H1N1 VIRUS—better known as swine flu—becomes a global pandemic, then the "cold supply chain" will play a critical role in stopping the spread of the disease, says John Wilkerson, executive director of Bellwether Services, a consulting firm in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He believes that global operators of temperature-controlled logistics services will be key to a successful response to the swine flu outbreak....

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