Global rollout continues

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

Reefer monitoring has been on the radar for most shipping lines for some time. The current market boom means that lines now have the capital to put their plans into action, and telematics suppliers have reported an increase in interest and the pace of pilot projects.

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