The eco-friendly packaging company Thermo Lab Korea (CEO 최석) announced on the 12th that the company will begin the first mass production of the Eco-liner, the eco-friendly packaging material that is expected to reduce carbon emissions, in Korea. The Eco-liner that will be mass-produced is the first eco-friendly packaging material available in Korea that was developed using wastepaper to manufacture insulation paper and delivery boxes. The new material has a thermal conductivity that is superior to Styrofoam, a material that is generally used for packaging, and can maintain temperatures for up to 32 hours. As the interior is made of 100% paper, the Korea Environment Corporation approved it as an eco-friendly product that can be discarded as paper for waste sorting. The company expects to establish a green reputation with its eco-friendly products that can replace Styrofoam boxes and contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions. At the moment, Styrofoam is the packaging material of choice for refrigerated shipping in cold chain logistics. However, Styrofoam uses expanded polystyrene (EPS) that cannot be decomposed in nature for more than 500 years and is known to cause several social and environmental problems. ESG (environmental, social, and corporate governance) management is rapidly emerging as a core strategy for companies around the world. In line with the movement, the retail industry has been pushing its mission to find alternatives to Styrofoam which has often been highlighted as one of the main causes of environmental pollution. During such a time, Thermo Lab Korea’s CEO 최석 announced, "We will do our best to complete all orders in the first half of this year without any setbacks for clients commencing with their ESG management, establish an additional automated facility infrastructure to accommodate for our expanded customer traffic, ensure that our Eco-liner can be recognized as the only substitute for Styrofoam, and fulfill our role as a stable supplier.” Thermo Lab Korea is a leading eco-friendly packaging company that was designated as one of the 100 “Promising Green New Deal companies” in 2021 by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and the Ministry of Environment for its excellent carbon reduction and resource recycling technology. It is currently the only company in Korea with a complete line of disposable eco-friendly packaging, reusable packaging, and sustainable smart packaging technologies. Source: IT Biz

The company will present Korea’s first subscription-based cold chain logistics platform and eco-friendly packaging The 2022 Korea Pack exhibition will be held at KINTEX, in Ilsan from June 14 (Tue) to June 17 (Fri). Thermo Lab Korea will present PaaS (Packaging as a Service), Korea’s first subscription-based cold chain logistics platform, and introduce the Eco-liner, the company’s new eco-friendly packaging material that can replace Styrofoam. The company will also introduce a variety of eco-friendly cold chain packaging solutions and offer consultation offering customized solutions to cover the various needs of different clients. Experience the range of eco-friendly products and smart packaging technology at the Thermo Lab Korea booth. Thermo Lab Korea Booth location: Exhibition Hall 1, Hall 3C, 3C115

Thermo Lab Korea (CEO 최석) announced that it has signed an MOU with the global electronic ink company E Ink Corporation (Branch Manager 신봉곤). This MOU is part of the strategy of both companies to promote the commercialization of cold chain logistics platforms. PaaS (Packaging as a Service), a cloud-based subscription cold chain service, is a platform service using IoT technology and provides verified temperature-controlled packaging (TCP), data logging, electronic invoices through Early Payment Discount (EPD), logistics-linked control solutions (app and web), and validation report documentation at a fixed monthly fee without any additional costs. Both companies plan to collaborate in multiple areas, such as providing PaaS services for transportation operators in need of efficient value-added logistics services. In particular, Thermo Lab Korea established a new standard for subscription-based cold chain logistics platforms by overcoming the limitations of traditional packaging technology through this agreement. E Ink Corporation’s Branch Manager 신봉곤 said, "This strategic business agreement will provide the momentum that is necessary for the digital transformation of cold chain logistics." Thermo Lab Korea’s CEO 최석 said, "With the subscription-based cold chain logistics platform PaaS, we will offer an easy and convenient solution to solve the burdens of establishing the infrastructure and management for corporate clients, and ensure that PaaS will be presented as an innovative model in the market." Source: Kyungsangilbo http://www.ksilbo.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=934523

On the 30th of last month, the cold chain platform company Thermo Lab Korea signed a strategic business agreement with Alive, the pharmaceutical and medical device logistics company as part of its bio-logistics platform commercialization strategy. The two companies will combine their outstanding and advanced technologies to improve their business competitiveness and synergy while also seeking potential business growth opportunities. In particular, the companies are expected to accelerate their business and present an innovative platform business model through Paas (Packaging as a Service), the cloud-based subscription model cold chain service. They plan to provide a successful service including verified temperature-controlled packaging (TCP), data logging, electronic invoices through Early Payment Discount (EPD), logistics-linked control solutions (app and web), and validation report documentation at a fixed monthly fee without any additional costs. Alive, which signed the business agreement with Thermo Lab Korea, is a logistics company providing safe and efficient services including the import, customs clearance, storage, and delivery of medicine, medical devices, and in vitro diagnostic medical devices. The company is currently working with several multinational global companies. Alive is complying with domestic and foreign quality requirements such as ISO13485, ISO9001, and GSP requirements while maintaining strict quality control by conducting on-site inspections by ABBOTT (USA), GRIFOLS (Spain), and DREAMTECH (Korea). Thermo Lab Korea’s CEO 최석 stated, "We will do our best to accomplish digital transformation (DX) through cold chain packaging and introduce PaaS in the market as an innovative platform business model.” Reporter 임해중 https://www.news1.kr/articles/4635183