Temperature-controlled transport operations
Temperature-controlled vehicles: Road transport vehicles such as vans, trucks and tractor semi-trailers and vans whose isolated thermostatically controlled cargo compartment maintains a controlled temperature environment designed to limit exposure of packed product to excessively high or low temperatures during transport.
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