How to monitor the temperature during the transportation of eggs and poultry products?

As part of the HACCP plan, suppliers of eggs and poultry products must ensure the appropriate storage temperature when storing goods to be dispatched. It is also necessary to ensure that any trucks or transportation tools used for transportation can maintain the appropriate temperature. Since the cold chain involves cooling equipment to maintain the temperature, the safety of these products also depends on the equipment. If the equipment malfunctions intermittently, the products may be damaged without the awareness of the supplier or the consignee.

Take eggs as an example. When transporting eggs, the control of temperature is very important because the temperature directly affects the quality and safety of eggs.

For fresh eggs, the generally recommended transportation temperature is 1°C to 4°C.

The transportation temperature of ice eggs (frozen eggs) should be kept at -18°C or lower to prevent the eggs from thawing.

Special attention should also be paid to the temperature during the transportation of breeding eggs to maintain the activity of the embryos. The ideal transportation temperature is usually ranging from 16°C to 18°C.

If the eggs have been processed, such as being boiled or pickled, they still require appropriate temperature and humidity conditions to maintain quality.

From the above, it is evident that real-time temperature monitoring during the transportation of eggs is crucial.

Freshliance Fresh Tracker 10 temperature and humidity data logger can effectively address this issue, meeting your needs for real-time temperature monitoring.

It is equipped with a built-in temperature and humidity sensor, includes location tracking capabilities, and can also use external sensor probes.

Using the Fresh Tracker 10 data logger, you can monitor and record temperature and humidity, and then upload the data to the cloud server in real time via the 4G network. Users and management personnel can check the temperature, humidity, and location during transportation in real time through the app on their mobile phones. 

If the driver wants to directly view the temperature during transportation, they can place the external sensor probe of the Fresh Tracker 10 inside the vehicle and place the machine in the cabin, which also does not affect the real-time upload of the temperature data inside the vehicle. 

In addition to eggs, other poultry products can also use the Fresh Tracker 10 temperature data logger for temperature monitoring during transportation, and it will be a powerful assistant for temperature monitoring in your product transportation.