YSDS Life Science Podcast

In this episode, John Coleman is joined by Jens Rørbye, Business Product Manager at SAS Cargo, to explore the realities of temperature-controlled air freight in the life science industry.They discuss where temperature deviations most commonly occur, why many cold chain risks arise during handovers and ground operations rather than in the air, and how airlines, freight forwarders and shippers can work more closely together to protect sensitive healthcare products.The conversation also examines the growing role of tracking technology, the importance of turning visibility into action, and why accountability and ownership remain some of the industry's biggest challenges.Their key message is that stronger cold chains are built through collaboration, preparation and clear responsibility across every stage of the journey.

John Coleman, Business Unit Director for Life Science at YSDS and Jim Lund, Chief Business Development Officer at CCRM Nordic, discuss collaboration between all stakeholders within a supply chain.

John Coleman sits down with Niklas Adamsson, Interim CEO & COO at Envirotainer, a global leader in temperature-controlled pharma transport. Every day, Envirotainer ships 2.5 million doses of life-saving medicines and vaccines, helping prevent the $35B lost annually due to shipment failures. Niklas emphasizes that success in this critical industry comes down to people, processes, and technology. Proper training, clear responsibilities, and trust are key to keeping medicines safe and reaching the patients who need them.