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Re: Many unanswered questions; Temp Variation of Shipped Queens
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>>>  It doesn't take much of a temperature excursion in shipped queens to degrade the sperm viability. <><><>   Has a study been conducted as to the quality of packaging materials in maintaining a fairly constant, viable temperature of package contents during the shipping process?
Mike in LA

  
I haven’t seen one on materials,  but this year I have researched that with packages!   Some queen producers are a bit concerned with temps ,  but it seem in the big picture to not be in the top concerns from them.  Overall they seem happy with the current system.


Charles

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