New Atlanta station strengthens DoKaSch’s global cold chain
Atlanta hub offers faster access to Opticooler containers, cutting lead times for temperature-sensitive pharma cargo.
DoKaSch Temperature Solutions has expanded its global air cargo network for temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals with a new service station in Atlanta, Georgia. Operated with SEKO Logistics, the facility has been operational since May 2025 and is positioned to support faster and more reliable cold chain connections for shipments, including those moving globally.
Located near Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, a major wide-body and cargo hub, the station strengthens access to DoKaSch’s active temperature-controlled Opticooler containers. Its proximity to key life science clusters in the U.S. Southeast enables pharmaceutical manufacturers and freight forwarders to secure containers at short notice, reducing lead times and safeguarding the integrity of high-value medicines during transit.
The Atlanta facility supports the company’s To Door Delivery service, which provides fully charged and ready-to-use containers directly to customer locations. All logistics are handled by DoKaSch’s experienced team, ensuring seamless availability across operational regions while maintaining strict cold chain standards.
DoKaSch’s Opticoolers are known for precise temperature control, making them suitable for transporting sensitive pharmaceuticals and biologics. The new station builds on the company’s collaboration with SEKO Logistics, which began with a similar facility in Dublin, ensuring consistent handling quality across key global locations.
