Stephen Gould CEO & President Justin Golden was recently featured in Healthcare Packaging, where he discussed the growing complexity of cold-chain logistics and the importance of greater alignment across packaging, logistics and fulfillment.
In the article, Bridging the Cold Chain Logistical Gap,, writer Joe Darrah brings together industry leaders to explore the challenges of managing temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals and medical products amid rising demand, capacity constraints, evolving compliance requirements and growing expectations for greater supply chain visibility
Justin points to the rapid growth of temperature-sensitive therapies as one factor placing additional pressure on cold-chain infrastructure. He notes that successful scaling requires more than simply increasing capacity. Packaging solutions must remain reliable and repeatable while meeting strict temperature requirements, tighter lead times, and consistent distribution performance.
“It’s not just about higher volumes; it’s the need to scale quickly while maintaining strict temperature control and consistency at every touchpoint.”
– Justin Golden, Stephen Gould CEO & President
He also highlights the value of integrating packaging, logistics, and fulfillment earlier in the process helping companies maintain both speed and control as demand grows.
Technology is another important part of that evolution. Justin highlights tools including temperature data loggers, freeze indicators, alarm-enabled monitoring devices and connected systems that provide greater visibility into conditions during shipment and storage. In addition to helping teams identify risks and respond more quickly, these technologies can strengthen chain of custody, support compliance, and help protect product integrity.
The article also features perspectives from World Courier and UPS Healthcare on pre-planning, real-time monitoring, integrated logistics and the evolving expectations surrounding temperature-sensitive healthcare products.
Read the full article here.
