Biotechnology and Flowers
Besides transporting food products, among other things, it also transports living organisms, insects and plants. All over the world, because people on other continents also enjoy Dutch cut flowers, innovative organic crop control and quality bait. In order not to compromise on quality during transport here too, refrigerated or conditioned shipping is advisable. At Coolpack, we know all about this. We are happy to help you find the right refrigerated packaging!
Sub branches
- Biotechnology and flowers
- Fresh and fresh from door to door
- Condensation is absorbed
- Customization always possible
When you are going to ship living things, such as microorganisms (larvae and nits), insects and worms, it is important that they make it through transport in good condition. Is it too cold or too hot along the way? Then they can die. Is it too humid or just too dry? This, too, can be fatal.
To ensure the health and quality of the organisms during transport, you can use refrigerants, insulation boxes and absorption material to create the right conditions for the journey. For one-way transport (without a return flow), you can well choose gel packs in combination with EPS boxes or an ecological insulation box (the EcoCoolBox).
Gel packs are available in all shapes and sizes, and our on-site production facility allows us to develop custom solutions for your specific application. Coolpack’s cooling solutions are of excellent quality and meet all the requirements of the law. Wondering which solution best suits your transport challenge? Our team will be happy to think along with you.
Cooling elements from Coolpack?
- Condensation is absorbed
- Very good quality and leakproof
- Good value for money
- Very fast delivery, standard cooling elements in stock.
- Our cooling elements are filled with a polymer gel or cellulose gel, both non-toxic based
- Own printing possible
Please feel free to contact us
We are ready to answer all your questions and help you find a suitable solution for your refrigerated transport in the Biotechnology and Flowers industry.
From issue to customized cooling solution
This is how we help you ensure quality and safety of food products under all circumstances.
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Considerations when transporting cut flowers dry
- Cool the flowers. After cutting off the stem, the natural metabolism of the flower stops. To keep them beautiful for as long as possible, you should cool them as soon as possible. For this, you can use gel packs.
- Ensure proper humidity. When the flowers are exposed to too much moisture, fungal growth such as botrytis can occur. Also, the flowers can then contract diseases. On the other hand, conditions that are too dry can also be disastrous. With absorption mats you capture moisture during transport.
- Keep the flowers at temperature. To cool cut flowers during long transports, we recommend the use of insulating packing boxes such as EPS boxes or the EcoCoolBox in combination with gel packs.

Often ordered in Biotechnology and Flowers
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Pack 0 °C 400 grams No Sweat
The No Sweat gel packs are the ideal solution for the shipping moisture- and temperature-sensitive products. The No Sweat pack consists of multiple layers, with an envelope of non-woven material that absorbs condensation. Thus, moisture-sensitive products reach their destination in the optimal condition.

EcoCoolBox
The EcoCoolBox is made of clean recycled cardboard fibers, free of mineral oils, wrapped in a flexible and breathable paper. packaging. Cardboard fibers can regulate moisture well, limiting the influence of moisture in the environment of the packaging. These fibers comply with European directives for food contact.
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