Recently, an active temperature-controlled container carrying imported pharmaceuticals arrived at Shenzhen Airport via a CZ flight from Chicago.

The shipment successfully underwent full-container pickup at ICCS, ensuring both transportation efficiency and stable storage conditions for the medicines. This achievement provides valuable experience for the efficient handling of temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products at Shenzhen Airport.

This shipment demanded strict requirements for both timeliness and storage safety. To meet these standards, ICCS made advanced preparations: on one hand, it thoroughly coordinated arrival plans with the client and customized procedures based on the pharmaceutical characteristics and full-container pickup requirements; on the other hand, it worked with customs to ensure process feasibility. With strong support from the airport customs, the team completed the full-container pickup in just five hours by using temperature-controlled containers as an alternative to traditional packaging.

This operation demonstrated the high professionalism of ICCS's import temperature-control team. Through detailed planning of operational procedures and key steps, the team developed comprehensive contingency measures for multiple stages—including the reception, inspection, charging, and storage of active temperature-controlled containers—laying a solid foundation for the successful handling of the temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals. Upon the cargo's arrival, staff strictly followed procedures, carefully verifying various parameters of the temperature-controlled containers, such as exterior condition, temperature, and battery levels, to ensure compliance with storage requirements. Designated personnel also conducted regular checks on the containers' operational status and meticulously completed inspection checklists, leaving no detail overlooked that could compromise product quality.

ICCS has equipped 62 power outlets for active temperature-controlled containers. These outlets not only supply electricity to maintain stable operation during storage and transit but also enhance the terminal's capacity and efficiency in handling temperature-sensitive cargo.