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CSafe Global Expands Further into Asia Opening Hub Operations in Taipei, Taiwan

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CSafe Global, the innovation leader in temperature-controlled container solutions for the transport of life-enhancing pharmaceuticals, has once again expanded their global reach and local presence with the opening of a new hub operation in Taipei, Taiwan.

This new addition to CSafe’s worldwide container operations facilities ensures Taiwan’s thriving biotech and pharmaceutical sectors have consistent, easy access for to the cold chain industry’s top performing containers. “We’ve been supplying containers to Taipei for some time now from our Hong Kong facility,” explained Tom Weir, chief operating officer for CSafe Global. “As the demand has consistently increased over time, we felt it important to invest in a local hub where we can inspect and service incoming containers so they can be released for usage by local organizations. To do this efficiently, we’ve partnered with C.H. Robinson in Taipei to make units available at their Taiwan International Global Forwarding facility.” CSafe will have access to 2,500 square-feet of space to store CSafe RKN and RAP containers.

CSafe continues expanding its presence in Asia by investing in best-in-class facilities to provide the best service possible to customers in their local area.

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