Pharma IQ’s Cold Chain & Temperature Management Summit provides the largest and most comprehensive forum for Canadian pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device professionals involved in the temperature-controlled supply chain. Attendees are able to network with and learn from other organizations who face similar challenges in monitoring, controlling, and maintaining temperatures of products throughout the supply chain. All new discussions will include: review of Health Canada’s revised <0069>, Canadian importation strategies, specialty logistics, stability data and risk mitigation.
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Cold Chain & Temperature Management
1. ✔ Sit down with Health Canada to discuss the updates to <0069> (due out by
early 2011) and understand what prompts inspections and what they look for during
audits
✔ Understand new PCCIG guidance around Risk Management, Stability Data during
'In transit' and Technical Report 46 on 'Last Miles'
✔ Improve quality throughout your supply chain organization by collaborating
with logistics teams and structuring your organization in a way that embeds QA into
everyday logistics
✔ Ensure compliance by understanding and comparing GDP updated regulations
around the globe and considerations for temperature control distribution
✔ Define a CRT or Ambient approach to temperature mapping study, route profiling
and risk assessment for specific channels
✔ Hear the wholesaler perspective on sharing stability data and collaborating with
the manufacturer to ensure supply chain and patient safety
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February 22 - 24, 2011
Westin Prince Hotel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Join 200+ of your industry colleagues at the only
Canadian event for cold chain and temperature
controlled pharmaceuticals. Attend to:
Hear from experts
in the industry:
Health Canada
Transport Canada
Canada Border Services
Agency
Eli Lilly, Canada
Canadian Association
for Pharmacy
Distribution
Management (CAPDM)
McKesson Canada
Medicines and
Healthcare Products
Regulatory Agency
(MHRA)
Pangaea Group
Johnson & Johnson
International Safe
Transit Association
(ISTA)
PCCIG USA Branch, PDA
Eli Lilly
Talecris Biotherapuetics
Johnson & Johnson
Medical Products
EMD Serono
2. What's New for CC
Updated International Regulations
** A unique opportunity! Don't miss the pre-conference interactive workshop with Health Canada
to discuss updates to <0069>, implementation in practice and work through case studies of recent,
real audits and how to avoid them
** Across the globe, regulatory focus is shifting from GMP to GDP. Join the Panel Discussion on what
these developing GDP guidelines look like and what temperature control elements are included
** Learn about new Generic pharmaceutical regulations and the impact of pricing pressures on today's
direct distribution channels and product movement in the supply chain
Temperature Mapping & Data Monitoring
** Learn how J&J has designed temperature mapping studies and used the results for sourcing
multiple solutions for CRT and ambient products
** CRT and Ambient: Discuss what exactly are the defined temperature ranges and how companies are
developing aligned approaches and finding cost-effective solutions
'Family Feud' Game Show: How Much Do You Know About Your
Supply Chain and Quality Teams?
Survey says...! The "Family Feud" Panel Session will have Supply Chain and Quality teams face off - asking
questions about who knows more about the other's role and responsibilities. The more serious discussion to
follow will focus on how quality can be integrated into an organization and everyday logistics operations
Driving Quality into the Complete Supply Chain and the "Last Miles"
** Get up to speed on new PCCIG Technical Report 46 "Last Mile" and what developing industry best
practice are for ensuring product integrity to the patient
** Hear the wholesaler perspective on sharing stability data and collaborating with the
manufacturer to ensure supply chain and patient safety
Canadian Importation and Distribution Strategy
** Transport Canada will speak about current screening cargo guidelines and the new developing screening
cargo guidelines - and they want your input too!
** Join Canada Border Services, Health Canada and pharma manufacturer stakeholders to discuss
practical, collaborative measures that can be taken to ensure efficient importation of temperature sensitive
pharmaceuticals for distribution into Canada
** Talecris Biotherapeutics will discuss how to gain greater visibility in a distribution process by aligning
processes between shipper, freight forwarder, airline and 3PL
** Eli Lilly will talk about quality aspects of outsourcing distribution - how new distribution models can
benefit all stakeholders
Packaging Innovations
** Learn about a new statistical methodology that analyzes and compares temperature testing
profiles and performance between shipping systems
** Following regulations, many companies are re-qualifying packaging. Hear a new case study on
re-design temperature control packaging to demonstrate a qualified system to regulators
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3. Pre-Conference Workshops Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Dear Colleague,
So much is happening in the pharmaceutical cold and supply chain right now...
• GDP guidelines around the globe are being revised
• Transport Canada has announced new cargo screening guidelines
• PCCIG has published Technical Report 46 on the "Last Miles"
• You are getting more pressure to find cost-effective temperature control logistics, comply with Canadian regulations, while at the same time being asked by
HQ in another country to follow their regulations, use their solutions and adhere to their processes.
It’s these reasons, plus many more, why people are already signing up for the 9th annual Cold Chain & Temperature Management Summit taking place
again in Toronto. The industry has come to recognize the annual event as a meeting of thought leaders and uses the networking event to get up to speed
with current regulations and industry best practices.
With thanks for the Advisory Board, we've put together a brand new program, covering today's most pressing challenges in temperature control distribution
in Canada and internationally.
Don't miss the industry favorite meeting place for best practice discussions on temperature controlled, quality distribution! We look forward to
meeting you this February in Toronto and welcoming you to the IQPC 9th annual Cold Chain & Temperature Management Summit.
Sincerely,
Courtney Becker-James
Conference Director
IQPC
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Evolution of the Cool Chain Processes
9:45 am – 12:30 pm Registration at 9:00.
At this xx hour workshop, get a close understanding of Air Canada Cargo's
cool chain process. Learn first hand, what role an airline plays in the cool
chain process in the handling of both active packaging shipments and passive
packaging shipments. Communication and partnerships play a critical role in
maintaing the intergrity of time and temperature pharmaceutical shipments.
Learn through case studies, the challenges faced by key stakeholders
(including freight forwarders, suppliers, front line employees, and others) to deliver on their
individual roles and responsibilies.
Workshop Leaders:
Ameet Sareen, Air Canada Cargo
Trevor Howard, Air Canada Cargo
Choose from Workshop B or C 10:30am - 1:30pm Registration at 10:00am (Lunch will be provided)
GDP Transport for Room Temperature Products
The group will discuss solution options and criteria for implementing best practice
transportation systems and procedures that appropriately blend the needs of your
product, your business, and available services. We will also explore the
effectiveness of various choices through interactive active discussion and case
studies.
• Procedural options to effectively protect room temperature products from
temperatures encountered during transport
• Applying the available options in the most cost-effective way for your individual
supply or distribution chain
Workshop Leader: Karl Kussow, Manager, Quality, FedEx Custom Critical
The geographic location and size of Canada represent potentially huge challenges to
pharmaceutical companies in protecting their temperature sensitive shipments in an
increasing regulated environment. This workshop is designed identify key issues
surrounding these challenges and methods available to address 1) Canadian weather
extremes 2) Available 3rd party profiles and how they apply to the Canadian market
3)Mapping projects done for Canadian shipments 4) Applications of Canadian based
profiles in new designs and design tradeoffs
Workshop Leaders: Jean Bédard, CEO, Alternatives Technologies Pharma (ATP)
Anthony Alleva, Technical Services Manager, Cryopak
B Identifying Temperature Profiles to Address the
Challenges of the Canadian Market Shipping LanesC
Choose from Workshop D or E 2:00pm - 5:00pm Registration at 1:30pm
Leasing Programs: Evaluating Options for
Temperature Sensitive Pharmaceuticals
Leasing containers and boxes for shipping temperature sensitive pharmaceuticals is
certainly trending up. This workshop will explore the opportunities of sustainability,
supply chain quality and cost-savings realized through setting up an effective
leasing program between the shipper and leasing program partners.
Key Perspectives:
Active: Stephen Maietta, Director of Sales, Americas, Envirotainer
Passive: John Howe, CEO, Active CC Boxes
Regulations drive company strategies and the solutions they implement. If your
products are being distributed in Canada, you must have a complete understanding
of what 0069 entails and expects. This workshop will give participants a great
opportunity to have open dialogue with HC regarding updates to Regulation 0069
and work in small groups to dissect real case studies of inspections, audits and
temperature control challenges.
Workshop Leader: Sarah Skuce, Compliance Specialist, Health Canada
D Understanding and Discussing Health Canada 0069
RegulationsE
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4. Conference Day One
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
7:45 Registration & Coffee
8:40 Pharma IQ Welcome
8:45 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks
Rafik H. Bishara, PhD, Technical Advisor and Chair PCCIG USA
Branch, PDA
8:50 Revisions to Health Canada's GUI-0069: End to
End Control of Temperature Sensitive Products
Sarah Skuce, Compliance Specialist, Health Canada
9:30 Improving Temperature Controlled
Distribution Practices: A UK MHRA Regulatory
Perspective Parameters of Increasing
Regulatory Concern
Ian Holloway, Manager, Defective Medicines Report Centre,
Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency
(MHRA)
1:30 PDA Report on Stability Testing Data to
Support Distribution and ‘In Use’ Conditions
Rafik H. Bishara, PhD, Technical Advisor and Chair PCCIG USA
Branch, PDA
2:15 Enhance Quality within the Supply Chain using
Information from Traceability, Pallet Hygiene
and Security
Jack Sparn, Chief Information Officer, iGPS
2:55 Afternoon Networking Break in Exhibit Hall
Track A: Temperature Mapping & Data Monitoring
ISTA Standard 20 for the Design and Qualification of
Insulated Shipping Containers
Edward A. Church, President, International Safe Transit Association
(ISTA)
A Case Study of Rental and Leasing Programs for
Small Package Shipping
John Howe, CEO, Active CC Boxes
3:40 Conducting an Ambient/Controlled Room
Temperature (CRT) Profiling Study
Alan J. Davis, Supply Chain Temperature Control Leader,
Johnson & Johnson
4:25 Panel Discussion: Standardizing Room
Temperature and Ambient Approaches
Panelists:
John Collins, Director, QA, Novartis Pharmaceuticals
Canada Inc
Sarah Skuce, Compliance Specialist, Health Canada
Alan J. Davis, Supply Chain Temperature Control Leader,
Johnson & Johnson
5:05 Closing Remarks and End of Day One
5:15 Networking Cocktail Reception in Exhibition Hall
Re-Design and Re-Qualification of Temperature
Control Packaging: Case Study
Patricia Hanlon, Senior Director, Business Development, Marken Ltd.
Analyzing and Comparing Temperature Testing
Profiles and the Performance Between Shippers
Paul Harber, Associate Engineering Consultant, Eli Lilly
Track B: Packaging Innovations
10:10 Morning Networking Break in Exhibit Hall
10:55 Comparing GDP Regulations Around the Globe
and Considerations for Temperature Control
Distribution
Moderator:
Allan Reynolds, Vice President, Industry & Member Relations,
Canadian Association for Pharmacy Distribution
Management (CAPDM)
Panelists:
Ian Holloway, Manager, Defective Medicines Report Centre,
Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency
(MHRA)
Rafik H. Bishara, PhD, Technical Advisor and Chair PCCIG USA
Branch, PDA
Representative, Health Canada
11:35 New Generic Pharmaceuticals Regulations:
Impact to Distribution Channels in Canada
Joe Knott, Founder and President, Pangaea Group
12:15 Networking Luncheon
INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONSINTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS
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Concurrent sessions begin: Choose Track A or B
“An eye opener on several topics. I enjoyed both days and would recommend such an event to other colleagues.
Also, networking was great” - PM of Quality Assurance Compliance, Abbott Laboratories
5. Conference Day Two
Thursday, February 24, 2011
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“An outstanding compilation of speakers and topics, helping our industry to stay
on the cutting edge of technology and regulations” - Manager of Global Distribution, Biomereux
7:45 Registration & Coffee
8:15 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks
Jim Bacon, Senior Director, Global Demand Planning and
Customer Operations, Talecris Biotherapeutics
8:20 Opening Roundtable: Transport Canada’s New
Rules for Air Cargo
Jennifer Grandy, Chief, Program Design, Air Cargo Security,
Transport Canada
9:00 Importation of Temperature Sensitive
Pharmaceuticals into Canada
Mau'veen Dayrell-Johnson, Senior Officer, Trade Compliance,
Canada Border Services Agency
9:40 Panel Discussion A Collaborative Approach to
Efficient Importation and Distribution of
Temperature Controlled Pharmaceuticals into
Canada
Panelists:
Mau'veen Dayrell-Johnson, Senior Officer, Trade Compliance,
Canada Border Services
Sarah Skuce, Compliance Specialist, Health Canada
10:15 Morning Networking Break in Exhibit Hall
11:00 Gaining Visibility in the Cold Chain: Accessing
Data and Aligning Processes between Shipper,
Freight Forwarder, Airline, and 3PL
Jim Bacon, Senior Director, Global Demand Planning and
Customer Operations, Talecris Biotherapeutics
11:40 Distribution Model Case Study: Quality Issues
Surrounding Outsourcing Distribution
Sandra Usik, Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs & Quality,
Eli Lilly, Canada
12:20 Networking Luncheon
1:30 Considerations for Selecting 2-8°
Transportation Solutions for Distribution
within Canada
Silvia Castellarin, Manager, Transportation Canada, Johnson
& Johnson Medical Products
2:10 "Family Feud" - How Much Do You Know
About Your Supply Chain and Quality Teams?
During this session, Supply Chain and Quality will face off. Each
'family' or team will be surveyed questions about the other's
role, function and responsibilities. The purpose of the
questioning is to underline the knowledge gaps that exist
between the teams so organization can develop workable
solutions to bridge these gaps. The Panel Discussion to follow
will concentrate on how successfully integrate quality into
everyday logistics operations.
Quality Panelists:
Mandy Wagner, QA Project Manager, Merck Serono
Sandra Usik, Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs & Quality,
Eli Lilly, Canada
Dr. Mary Mazur-Melnyk, Chief Scientific Officer, Innovalinks
Quality Consultants
Supply Chain/Logistics Panelists:
Silvia Castellarin, Manager, Transportation Canada, Johnson
& Johnson Medical Products
Jas Kaloti, Logistics Supervisor, AstraZeneca
2:50 Networking Break In The Exhibit Hall
3:35 PCCIG Technical Report 46 "Last Mile": Best
Practices for Ensuring Product Integrity to the
Patient
Anthony (TJ) Rizzo, Strategic Account Engineer, Cold Chain
Technologies & Member, PCCIG TR 46 Task Team
4:15 Wholesaler Perspective: Communicating
Allowable Excursion and "Out of Storage'
Temperature Data
Claude Jolicoeur, Director, Regulatory Affairs, Corporate GMP
Officer, McKesson Canada
4:55 Closing Remarks and End of Conference
Who Will Attend the Cold Chain & Temperature Management Summit?
56% Pharmaceutical & Medicine Manufacturers
4% Bio-Technology
4% Medical Laboratories
4% Transportation
4% Logistics, Cargo and Storage
4% Government and Military
3% Health and Personal Care Stores
3% Public Health Program Administration
2% Medical Equipment and Supplies Manufacturing
16% Other
CANADIAN IMPORTATION
AND DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY
DRIVING QUALITY INTO THE COMPLETE
SUPPLY CHAIN AND THE "LAST MILES"
6. About Our Sponsors
Marken
Website: www.marken.com
Marken is one of the leading suppliers of cold-chain
logistics for clinical supplies worldwide. Temperature-control during the handling, storage
and distribution of cold-chain products is a critical element of the clinical trial process. Our
expertise is of critical importance to ensuring the safe arrival of high value shipments to
sites. We provide:
• Global distribution of temperature controlled trial medication, vaccines & CTM
• Temperature control monitoring for ambient, 2-8C and frozen products to maintain
integrity of supplies
• Advice on packaging materials and provision of containers for global transportation
• Refrigerated trucking services
• Customs brokerage accelerating clearance
Active CC Boxes
Website: www.activeccboxes.com
Active CC Boxes, LLC designs and manufactures high-tech
shipping containers for shipping temperature sensitive
pharmaceutical and biotech products. The Company rents
Kodiak™ containers by the trip or leases them on long term leases
and maintains a depot system in key locations to eliminate or reduce
return logistics costs for the containers.
Envirotainer
Website: www.envirotainer.com
Pioneer and market leader Envirotainer offers
flexible leasing (rental) of advanced transport solutions for worldwide air cargo shipments of
temperature-sensitive products. Customers within the healthcare, life sciences, food and
high-tech industries benefit from the combination of advanced container technology,
extensive cold chain management services and a global network of service partners, airlines
and forwarders - providing a unique one-way leasing service. Envirotainer secures the safety
and integrity of product cold chains by providing an active temperature-control system,
training all parties along the cold chain and supporting customers in transport validations
and risk management.
Kuehne + Nagel
Website: www.kn-portal.com
Kuehne + Nagel is a world leader in providing integrated logistics services for
manufacturers of pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical devices and other healthcare
products. Our services and solutions are designed to meet the exacting operational
requirements of this regulated environment (GxP). We do significant business with some of
the world’s leading pharmaceutical/healthcare companies, as well as other select customers
in the pharmaceutical, medical equipment, animal drugs, personal care and infant formula
categories. Kuehne + Nagel has developed a wide range of supply chain and information
management services to optimally manage healthcare firms' complex global procurement
and supply chain processes. We will assess current customer supply chain processes against
standard and industry benchmarks to identify areas for improvement. Using advanced
analysis and modeling tools, alternate models are evaluated against identified cost and
service objectives to arrive at the optimal solution.
Air Canada:
Website: http://www.aircanada.com/cargo/en/
solutions/ac_cool.html
Air Canada is Canada's largest full-service airline and the largest provider of scheduled
passenger services in the Canadian market, the Canada-U.S. transborder market and in the
international market to and from Canada. Together with our regional partner Jazz, Air
Canada serves over 32 million customers annually and provides direct passenger service to
over 170 destinations on five continents. Air Canada is a founding member of Star
Alliance™, the world's most comprehensive air transportation network.
Air Canada's cargo services division (doing business as "Air Canada Cargo") provides direct
cargo services to over 150 Canadian and international destinations and has sales
representation in over 50 countries. Air Canada Cargo is Canada's largest provider of air
cargo services, which are provided on domestic and U.S. transborder flights and on
international cargo services on routes between Canada and major markets in Europe, Asia,
South America and Australia.
FedEx Custom Critical
Website: customcritical.fedex.com/coldchain
FedEx Custom Critical offers a complete array of surface
and air solutions to safely and securely ship temperature-sensitive products. You can choose
from exclusive-use vehicles with temperature controlled cargo boxes to airfreight solutions
utilizing temperature-controlled air containers. With our Temp-Assure Validated services,
you also receive hard-copy documentation of the temperature inside the vehicle or
container throughout transport. This assists our pharmaceutical customers with their
compliance needs through a documented audit trail of their products’ temperature
throughout the shipping process. FedEx Custom Critical services are available 24/7/365 with
surface solutions throughout the U.S. and Canada and air solutions across the globe.
iGPS
Website: www.igps.net
iGPS operates the world’s first pallet rental service providing
all-plastic pallets with embedded RFID tags. Its highly
engineered all-plastic pallets are “lighter, stronger, safer and
greener” than platforms made of wood. iGPS recently introduced its iGPS Bios™ program,
specifically designed for the unique needs of the Pharmaceutical industry. iGPS bios pallets
are hand selected to ensure pristine quality, then washed and sanitized and, finally, enclosed
in protective wrapping to maintain their hygienic condition. Manufacturers that utilize the
iGPS bios program can be confident that the pallets they receive are free of paint,
pathogens and toxic pesticides and fungicides, like TBA.
Minnesota Thermal Science, LLC
Website: www.goldenhourtechnology.com
Minnesota Thermal Science, LLC develops unique storage
and shipping systems that address the challenges of maintaining
constant and predictable temperatures when transporting temperature sensitive medical
materials. Founded in 2004 following an industry wide search by the Walter Reed Army
Institute of Research for a more effective combat environment container, MTS has continued
to apply its technology to handle other important medical materials including all types of
biomaterials and pharmaceuticals that require controlled temperatures Its patent pending
Golden Hour® Technology, winner of a "U.S. Army Greatest Inventions" award, is credited
with saving soldier's lives on the battlefield and with revolutionizing the methods used for
distributing temperature sensitive medical supplies.
Cryopak
Website: www.cryopak.com
Cryopak (a TCP Reliable Company), specializes in the
field of temperature controlled packaging and services
including package design, qualification, testing
manufacturing insulated shippers, refrigerants, phase change materials and temperature
monitors. All services are provided in strict conformance with ISO 9001:2000, ISTA and ASTM
test methodology, and FDA good manufacturing practices. TCP maintains facilities in Quebec,
British Columbia, New Jersey and France.
World Courier of Canada Ltd.
Website: www.worldcourier.com
World Courier has set the benchmark for
worldwide time & temperature sensitive transportation. We remain the only specialist courier
company with its own global company network .Each office ISO 9001 certified with the same
operating standards dedicated to treating every shipment on an individual, priority basis.
World Courier is utilized in approximately 80% of the world’s clinical trials requiring the use of
a specialty courier. With experience in managing the logistics of over 7,500 clinical trials
worldwide, we are the acknowledged experts in handling temperature-sensitive specimen
and drug shipments.
Berlinger
Website: www.berlinger.com
Innovation has propelled the Berlinger Company
through the past 150 years. Our customer base
challenges us to build intelligent decision making tools for the entire cold chain process. Now
a temperature sensitive product can be monitored through the entire distribution cycle,
including the last mile. Berlinger products are approved by the WHO, UNICEF, and PATH.
They are used for monitoring product temperatures in storage and transportation. We
welcome your next temperature monitoring challenge.
Sensitech
Website: www.sensitech.com
Sensitech - The leading provider of cold chain visibility
solutions that enable our customers to track and monitor assets
across the supply chain, protecting the quality, efficacy, and
integrity of their temperature-sensitive products. Our product
portfolio includes comprehensive analytic services, enterprise software systems and validated
data acquisition devices. We address our customers’ most complex perishable cold chain
problems and deliver powerful insights that drive measurable process improvement. Sensitech
supports cold chain monitoring programs in 18 of the top 20 multi-national pharmaceutical
companies and 9 of the top 10 biopharmaceutical companies. Sensitech is a business unit of
Carrier Corp.
Skelton Truck Lines
Website: www.skeltontruck.com
Skelton has provided refrigerated services for 28 years to
Pharmaceutical/Biological companies. We partner with
customers to ensure we maintain product integrity through out the cold chain link. Our
Critical Care Division validated trailers are devoted for products that require 2°C to 8°C with
double reefers units to ensure the safety of the products. Our investment in assets, people
and training have provided our customers with a Tried, Tested and Proven solution that meets
and exceeds Health Canada 0069 regulations.
American Thermal Instruments, Inc.
Website: www.americanthermal.com
Founded in 1981, American Thermal Instruments,
Inc. has been exceeding customer expectations as an
international organization specializing in temperature
monitoring solutions. ATI temperature monitoring solutions include liquid crystal
thermometers, irreversible temperature indicators, color changing products, Log-ic® electronic
content monitoring, and microencapsulation services. Our facility is ISO 9001 certified, FDA
registered, and operates under cGMP. ATI manufactures non toxic, nonbreakable, reusable,
disposable and easy-to-read thermometers for diverse markets and applications. ATI acts as a
distribution arm for the Log-ic® Temperature Tracking System.
The Log-ic® system is revolutionizing the Cold Chain, giving customers the capability to track
and trace temperature history of shipments.
ATS Healthcare
Website: www.ats.ca
ATS Healthcare offers a broad range of transportation services
including temperature management offerings specifically designed
to meet the requirements of Health Canada guideline 0069. ATS is
focused on providing solutions within Canada for the healthcare
industry and as such operates a network of branches coast to coast and a fleet of
temperature controlled vehicles.
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