In healthcare and medical device logistics three things have to run at once: the temperature requirement, product registration in the destination country, and speed of delivery. Edora Global Trade handles medical devices, consumables and laboratory products by air, road and container, managing the temperature chain without a break.
| Subject | What is needed | If missing |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature | Correct equipment, data logger, unbroken chain | Product rejection, usually irrecoverable |
| Registration and licensing | Product registration and import permit in the destination | Detention at customs |
| Traceability | Lot, serial number, expiry date | Not accepted; recalls cannot be managed |
The second is stricter here than in most sectors: goods cannot be imported without product registration, and registration is a long process independent of transport. The shipping plan is built around that calendar.
Urgent shipments are frequent in healthcare, but air freight does not solve the problem on its own: a consignment held at customs gives back the hours won in the air. Transport and clearance therefore run in the same flow, with the documents ready before the goods leave.
Yes, with set-point equipment and temperature recording. By air we use insulated packaging or active solutions depending on the product and duration.
No. Without registration and the required permits in the destination country the goods cannot be imported. Registration runs independently of transport and has to be completed first.
Yes, with packaging and declaration appropriate to the class. Some reagents fall under ADR or IATA DGR; the assessment is made from the safety data sheet.
Yes, and it is where the chain most often breaks. Having the documents ready before the goods leave matters as much as the equipment.
Yes, in the warehouse. Segregation by lot, serial number and expiry date, with distribution by customer, is available.
Product description and tariff code, temperature requirement, number of packages, dimensions and weight, expiry date, pickup and delivery points and the registration status in the destination country.
Tell us the registration status and the temperature requirement upfront. In healthcare, planning a shipment starts from the permit calendar, not the flight schedule.
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