PUBLISHER: Allied Market Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1446422
PUBLISHER: Allied Market Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1446422
With the expansion of global trade and with consumers increasingly demanding fresh or temperature-sensitive products, it is especially important that perishable goods can be shipped reliably. To meet this demand, market for the truck refrigeration unit is vital in creating temperature-controlled shipping environments for food and pharmaceuticals as well as other goods which spoil easily. Now, the shipping of pharmaceuticals entails truck refrigeration units which require highly qualified professionals. According to Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PRMA), at least seven out of the top ten largest pharmaceutical firms in the U.S. use temperature-controlled transport. Also, the supply chain of the pharmaceutical industry involves several logistics operations extending from sourcing and delivery to end users.
Moreover, the precious drugs operated by pharmaceutical enterprises such as AbbVie Inc., McKesson Canada, and Eli Lilly & Company require expensive cold chain logistics to ensure stable transportation. For this reason, cold chain logistics service providers stressed maintaining constant temperature along the entire line of transport; even a 2-degree fluctuation can cause pharmaceuticals to go bad. In addition, with middle-class living standards on the rise, demand for truck refrigeration units looks set to expand further as an increasing variety and amount of frozen food becomes available. Moreover, the rise of fast-paced life and work every day as well as rapid lifestyle changes all have increased appetites for ready-to-eat or frozen foods. This is certainly driving up demand not only for the products themselves but also vegetables used to produce these food items. Therefore, these improvements in logistics and increased demand for frozen foods are propelling the growth of truck refrigeration technology.
Furthermore, the widespread adoption of industrial freezing has emerged as a crucial solution to address the challenges of insufficient food supply and the rampant wastage of perishable goods out of season. Governments around the world are increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of food waste and the strain on natural resources caused by the disposal of edible items. In response to this global issue, various organizations, including the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Cornell University, and the Food Marketing Institute, have collaborated to release guidelines and initiatives aimed at minimizing food waste and promoting efficient food storage practices.
Industrial freezing plays a pivotal role in this effort by allowing for the preservation of food for extended periods. This method not only helps in preventing spoilage and extending the shelf life of perishable items but also enables the availability of diverse food options throughout the year. The utilization of advanced technologies in industrial freezing ensures that the nutritional value and quality of the preserved food are maintained, contributing to sustainable food practices.
However, the excessive generation of food waste remains a significant challenge, prompting the need for innovative solutions. By adopting best practices outlined by institutions like the USDA and Cornell University, consumers are empowered with a wide range of options to minimize food waste and make informed decisions about storing food for later use. These practices include proper handling, storage, and utilization of frozen foods, allowing individuals to contribute to the reduction of food waste, environmental degradation, and the judicious use of natural resources. In essence, the integration of industrial freezing and informed consumer practices offers a comprehensive approach to mitigate the impact of food waste on both the environment and the global food supply chain.
The global truck refrigeration unit market is segmented into type, trailer size, end-user, and region. Depending on the type, the market is segregated into roof mount and split. By trailer size, it is categorized into below 20ft, 20-40ft, and above 40ft. As an end-user, it is fragmented into food pharmaceutical, chemical industry, and others. Region-wise, the market is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA.
Key players covered in the report include Advanced Temperature Control, Carrier, Daikin, Denso, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Klinge Corporation, Subros, Thermo King, Utility Trailer Manufacturing Company, and Webasto Group.
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