Phillips Industries has added a new product to its line of Permalogic power control units. Permalogic Reefer is an all-weather, electronic controller designed to manage power to trailer dome lamps in ...

If you run refrigerated freight, you already know reefer maintenance isn’t optional—it’s mission-critical. But there’s one number that quietly determines the health, resale value, and future liability ...

The real-time data and telematics revolution in trucking, coupled with federal regulations requiring more precise cold-chain monitoring and reporting on perishable foods in transit, is driving a new ...

Klinge Corporation was awarded a subcontract with the US Army Contracting Command to design and manufacture the refrigeration unit for the Joint Services Expandable Refrigerated Container System ...

Virtual Tech, a comprehensive diagnostic application that continually monitors trailer refrigeration unit operation to help avert potential system problems, is now part of Carrier Transicold's APX ...

Tiger Cool Express seemingly closed up shop overnight, with employees and customers alike wondering what was happening. The company officially closed June 13 and since then some additional details ...

Carrier Transicold’s Vector 8611MT multi-temperature refrigeration unit is designed for trailers that are split lengthwise by a center dividing wall. The all-electric unit creates two refrigerated ...

National Truck Protection Inc. launched extended coverage for self-powered refrigeration units on medium-duty trucks. The new plan will cover units from Carrier and Thermo King for up to two ...

Using hybrid diesel/electric technology, Carrier Transicold says it is able to bring significant life cycle savings to reefer operators with its newly launched Vector 1800 MT. The revolutionary Deltek ...

Carrier Transicold says its new APX remote panels add convenience and efficiency for refrigerated transport operations by placing trailer refrigeration controls in locations more easily accessible to ...

Fresh food comes to our stores and then into our kitchens no matter what the season. That’s no big deal today, but it wasn’t always this way. People who grew up in cold climes as late as the 1950s can ...