Evergreen Operates Fleet of 58,000 IoT-Enabled Reefer Containers
Evergreen Marine has expanded its smart cold chain operations with approximately 58,000 refrigerated containers fitted with IoT tracking technology.
Ocean carrier Evergreen Marine is currently operating a fleet of approximately 58,000 refrigerated containers fitted with Internet of Things (IoT) hardware, marking a significant deployment of connected technology across its cold chain network.
The carrier detailed the scale of its smart reefer operations during the Asia Fruit Logistica trade exhibition in Hong Kong, where it presented its latest cold chain service offerings.
The installed IoT technology provides end-to-end visibility for refrigerated goods, allowing the environmental and operating conditions of the cargo to be tracked throughout maritime and intermodal transit.
By utilizing real-time monitoring capabilities, the carrier aims to maintain cold chain integrity and deliver continuous operational oversight for temperature-sensitive shipments across its service routes.
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