Eugeny, the cold chain viewed through the lens of logistics
Based in Riga, Eugeny has extensive knowledge of logistics equipment. Pallets, handling solutions, containers, equipment for the food industry and last-mile delivery: he works with many of the elements that structure day-to-day flows.
This expertise is particularly useful in temperature-controlled environments.
An insulated container must do more than maintain temperature. It must also be easy to handle, compatible with existing equipment, suitable for storage and consistent with the organisation of delivery rounds.
Eugeny understands these constraints precisely.
His offering covers both chilled and frozen food products as well as certain temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical, chemical and biotechnology products.
Olivo solutions therefore integrate into a logistics environment that Eugeny already knows extremely well.
His added value lies in this overall perspective. The choice of a container can be assessed in relation to the entire journey: storage, preparation, handling, transport and the last mile.
For professionals in the Baltic countries, Eugeny therefore brings highly practical expertise at the intersection of logistics and thermal control.
A pragmatic way of approaching the cold chain while always keeping the actual constraints of operations in mind.
Contact person
Eugeny Frencels
Area covered
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Spoken languages
Russian
Anglais
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