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The control and monitoring of temperatures throughout the cold chain are very important issues with regard to the quality of goods. In order to ensure that food products and products from the pharmaceutical industry are kept at adequate temperatures and that these temperatures are recorded for continuous control purposes, a number of standards must be met.

The control and monitoring of temperatures throughout the cold chain are very important issues with regard to the quality of goods. In order to ensure that food products and products from the pharmaceutical industry are kept at adequate temperatures and that these temperatures are recorded for continuous control purposes, a number of standards must be met.

European regulations require, among other things, the use of recorders that comply with the regulations, which must be regularly checked (Learn more about sensor calibration). These two aspects related to the traceability of the cold chain are the subject of standards called respectively EN12830 for the recorders and EN13486 for their verification.

European regulations require, among other things, the use of recorders that comply with the regulations, which must be regularly checked. These two aspects related to the traceability of the cold chain are the subject of standards called respectively EN12830 for the recorders and EN13486 for their verification.

In this article, we propose a focus on these 2 standards, their scope of application and the legal obligations resulting from them.

In this article, we propose a focus on these 2 standards, their scope of application and the legal obligations resulting from them.

==Scope of this regulation: where? For whom? Why is it necessary?==

==Scope of this regulation: where? For whom? Why is it necessary?==