Envirotainer launches Live Monitoring solution

Envirotainer has launched a next-generation Live Monitoring solution for its E-Tech RAP e2 temperature-controlled containers, enhancing real-time visibility across the cold chain for pharmaceuticals. This upgrade allows customers to track temperature, location, and door status live during shipments. This means that, in the event of any irregularity or deviation, the responsible logistics team can quickly respond to reduce the risk of product loss. As of NOV25, Envirotainer’s connected fleet totals 3,800 pallet-sized units, making it the largest digitally enabled active ULD fleet in the industry. The Live Monitoring service is included as standard with the RAP e2 container and integrates smoothly with customers’ existing systems to speed up product release and improve supply chain transparency. The RAP e2 container is highly regarded for its thermal insulation and precise temperature control, offering reliable protection for sensitive medicines while now adding enhanced digital tracking.

E-Tech RAP e2 Image: Envirotainer

Recent related advances include Envirotainer’s strategic investment in Swiss Airtainer (CFG reported), a pioneer in lightweight, solar-powered active containers with IoT-enabled communication. This partnership expands Envirotainer’s sustainable portfolio (see also here), and focuses on reducing carbon emissions in pharmaceutical logistics.

Niklas Adamsson, Interim CEO and COO at Envirotainer, stated: “With Live Monitoring now standard in our E-Tech RAP e2 containers, we’re taking another step forward in delivering smarter, safer, and more connected cold chain solutions. This upgrade empowers our customers with real-time visibility and control, helping them protect life-saving pharmaceuticals with greater confidence and efficiency across the globe.”

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