“Chilean the season of cherries boosts the sales of disposable USB temperature and humidity recorders”

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This is the season of peak production in the market for Chilean cherries. With the increase in export and import amount of the industry increases, need for temperature recorders in logistics has also increased than during the same time this year.

Beijing Sino-Agricultural Biosciences Co., Ltd is a maker and retailer of recorders for temperature and humidity. The firm’s Metech disposable USB temperature recorders sales are continuing to rise over the past few times. Siya The person who is in charge of the organization has announced the latest consumer demand for the products.

“Because the temperature and humidity recorder line isn’t perfect enough and the network isn’t sufficient to cover the entire area. Particularly in the volatile situation of the chip industry production costs have risen. This is why we stopped selling 4G devices at the start of sales last year, making a special effort to promote and the sales of Metech. We have seen our Metech consumable USB temperature recorders have been able to increase in recent years.”

According to Siya according to Siya, the Metech disposable recorder comes in food-grade packaging, which is secure and water-proof. It is extremely easy to utilize. Users only have connect the device to their PC and then an electronic temperature report can instantly be generated, without program or reader. If we talk about the advantages of this device, Siya stated, “The main advantage of Metech’s disposable USB temperature recorder is the fact that it’s affordable and will satisfy the needs of traders. Its USB temperature recorder is not networked and has a lower price than 4G-series models. Six to 10 times more affordable.”

“In in addition to the cost advantages, we utilize TI digital temperature sensor with high temperature precision as well as high reliability. The range of temperature measurement for the product is -30degC +70degC. The accuracy falls within the limit of +-0.5degC/0.9degF. The resolution for temperature measurements of the recorder could reach 0.01degC/degF. The recorder’s maximum capacity is 14,400 records and the longest recording time could be up to 120 days.”

This year in September, Beijing Sino-Agricultural Biosciences Co., Ltd was a participant as a vendor at this year’s Asia International Fruit and Logistics Exhibition in Hong Kong. “We think that the volume of exhibitor and attendees is significantly higher at this event. Alongside the constant purchase of our old clients as well as new buyers placing orders. Our temperature and humidity recording products have only been marketed since the beginning of this year, but we’ve not yet received clients from Chile. As a large exporter of fruits, Chile is a market which we are very committed to. Currently, we are currently developing and searching for partnerships with Chile.”


More details:

Siya Wang

Beijing Sino-Agricultural Biosciences Co., Ltd

Tel: +86 13436307220

Email: siya@unique-fresh.cn

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