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Join the Xsense® Team at Fruit Logistica! We’re excited to invite you to visit our stand at Fruit Logistica, where innovation meets excellence in cold chain monitoring. Discover how our cutting-edge solutions ensure freshness, quality, and transparency in every shipment. Let’s explore how we can help you optimize your logistics!     👉 **Don’t miss...

Join the Xsense® Team at Fruit Logistica! We’re excited to invite you to visit our stand at Fruit Logistica, where innovation meets excellence in cold chain monitoring. Discover how our cutting-edge solutions ensure freshness, quality, and transparency in every shipment. Let’s explore how we can help you optimize your logistics! 👉 **Don’t miss out – we’re...

Companies have been using Xsense® to monitor their entire cold chains with segmentation for over 15 years.  This has allowed them to identify problem points, improve operations, reduce waste, and save money. Rob Williams, Xsense® CEO: “Our RF dataloggers are widely used.  And, we have an extensive network of gateways around the world to read...

Xsense has been a big proponent of the use of non-Lithium batteries. In fact over 95% of the products that we produce are powered by non-lithium batteries. Our customers are motivated to use products containing non-lithium batteries. The most commonly cited reason is the lower environmental impact that non-lithium batteries have. This is the reason...

Xsense is excited to be exhibiting at Fruit Attraction 2023, the leading international trade fair for fresh fruit and vegetables. We will be showcasing our innovative data logger and advanced insights platform, which provide valuable information about shipments of fresh produce. Our data logger is a small, lightweight device that can be attached to any...

Pre-cooling is a potential temperature-related weak spot in the cold chain. Quality loss in fresh produce is cumulative: each incident of mishandling reduces final quality at the consumer segment of the cold chain. Proper temperature management throughout the cold (aka temperature-controlled) supply chain is the most important - and simplest - method of delaying product deterioration....