Refrigerated Trucks: How Mobile Cooling Changed the World
The Invention, Science, and Global Impact of the Chilled Supply Chain
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Refrigerated Trucks: How Mobile Cooling Changed the World
The Invention, Science, and Global Impact of the Chilled Supply Chain
How did supermarkets become able to offer fresh produce in every season? How do hospitals receive vaccines and blood products that must remain within narrow temperature ranges? And how do farms, warehouses, and grocery stores stay linked together across thousands of miles?
The answer is the refrigerated truck.
This book explains the development of the mobile cold chain, beginning with ice harvesting and refrigerated railcars and continuing through the invention of reliable truck-mounted refrigeration units. It describes how insulated trailers work, how airflow and temperature are maintained, how distribution centers organize deliveries, and how reefer drivers monitor and protect perishable cargo on the road.
You’ll learn:
How refrigerated transport expanded farming regions and reshaped global agriculture
How supermarkets and restaurant supply chains formed around dependable reefer fleets
How frozen foods and household freezers changed everyday cooking
How medical logistics depend on stable temperature control
How the cold chain continues to evolve with electric refrigeration and digital monitoring systems
Written in clear, steady prose, this book offers a grounded understanding of a technology that operates quietly, reliably, and continuously in the background—yet supports the modern world.