Gleatz Logistics & Supply Chain
Gleatz Logistics & Supply Chain
Our Healthcare solutions centre around patients
Biopharma, Medical Devices, Diagnostics & labs, Hospital and Home Care – GLEATZ’s experienced and dedicated team, seamlessly design global and local solutions to deliver the best possible care for your patients.
Our comprehensive, and compliant services and solution ensure that in this dynamic continually changing industry where product efficacy, accuracy and knowledge are everything you can entrust your supply chain logistics to our experts.
Tailored delivery options, from same-day to scheduled, meeting customer preferences.
White glove services, professional installation, and WEEE-compliant disposal for precision.
Control tower for visibility, proactive issue resolution, and customer updates.
APIs and EDI for smooth WMS/TMS integration, optimizing last-mile deliveries.
We develop healthcare supply chain solutions that are natively multimodal, safe, transparent, and digitally-enabled and built around your patient’s well-being whilst caring for our planet.
Our team of healthcare logistics experts understand your patient’s needs and the quality, privacy and compliance requirements needed to keep the patient at the center of your supply chain.
We provide you with logistics solutions that are entirely GxP and GDP compliant and meet all regulatory requirements nationally and internationally. We ensure the security and quality of your products and shipments from pick-up to delivery.
Our centralized global healthcare offerings under the FORPATIENTS umbrella gives greater visibility and delivery of our service range, providing you with solutions in the following areas: Temperature-sensitive solutions, Pharma and biopharma, Medical devices, Consumer health, Hospital and home care, and Diagnostic and Laboratory Services.
We provide end to end cold chain and non-cold chain solutions, through warehousing and distribution, across all transportation modes road, rail, air and ocean.
We provide the highest security solutions for valuable and sensitive pharma products, ensuring safe freight management and contract logistics services tailored to your needs.
Our global Quality Assurance and Control units use a single QMS system to deliver the highest service standards for pharma and biopharma logistics.
We operate specialized pharma warehouses and temperature-controlled facilities worldwide, ensuring optimal storage and distribution for sensitive products.
Our full customs brokerage management ensures smooth cross-border movement of pharma and biopharma products, avoiding delays.
We offer active and passive packaging options, including out-of-gauge and dangerous goods, tailored to patient-centric logistics needs.
We provide direct-to-patient home care solutions for pharma and biopharma products in selected markets.
Our services are fully compliant with GDP and GMP standards, meeting critical healthcare industry requirements.
Our ISO-compliant processes address FMD and serialization requirements, ensuring global consistency and reliability.
We ensure safe passage for your frozen, sensitive drugs, maintaining temperatures between -15˚C to -25˚C. Our advanced monitoring systems track shipments every step of the way, guaranteeing they arrive at the right temperature. Uses dry ice, gel packs, and specialist containers.
For shipments stored at room temperature, we provide dry, clean, and well-ventilated environments using passive packaging solutions. Ideal for warehouse storage and transit. Utilizes phase change materials (PCMs) like water, ice, and dry ice.
We maintain precise 2˚C to 8˚C conditions for refrigerated products, ensuring their efficacy and safety. Combines active and passive packaging for optimal temperature control. Protects sensitive pharmaceuticals during storage and transport.
Last-mile delivery is a critical part of fulfillment, handling volume fluctuations, route optimization, and unpredictable factors like traffic. Our dedicated B2B and B2C services streamline the process, ensuring timely, cost-effective deliveries with the best customer experience.
We negotiate with local carriers, proactively resolve issues, and maintain high KPIs. Whether it’s parcels or temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals like vaccines and drugs, we ensure safe and precise delivery using active packaging solutions.
Our plug-in options maintain narrow temperature ranges, protecting product integrity and preventing deterioration. With Gleatz, your shipments arrive on time, in perfect condition, and with full visibility throughout the journey.
Choosing the right packaging option to maintain the required temperature of the shipment is a vital part of the supply chain movement. Active containers have electrically controlled cooling and heating systems or cooling with dry ice. Passive containers are insulated boxes or containers with no active temperature control. The risk profile of the product will usually determine the nature of the packaging chosen. Our experts can guide you through the process of choosing what is best for your shipments.
Active containers can hold specific temperature ranges without significant deviations and they are generally rented. Temperature sensitive alarms will provide peace of mind as if any fluctuation occurs, standby units are immediately triggered.
Active shipping containers are usually leased and feature advanced temperature controls that are often powered by electricity and/or battery. They are considered to be more secure than passive systems, as the units lock and are never opened during transport.
Active containers may have a heating and/or cooling systems built in, and can work using dry ice as a coolant to maintain a specific set temperature.
Passive containers are suited to use in a controlled room temperatures (CRT) environment or as general protection for shipments with a low-risk profile.
A passive container maintains a temperature-controlled environment inside an insulated enclosure. This can be with or without thermostatic regulation, using a finite amount of pre-conditioned coolant such as chilled or frozen gel packs, phase change materials and dry ice.
Passive containers are typically insulated with polystyrene, polyurethane or vacuum insulated panels. Many are designed to hold a particular temperature for a given amount of payload capacity for a specified period of time up to 96 hours.