THE CROSS-BORDER COLD-CHAIN RAIL

One continuous record from the packing shed hydrocooler to the retail receiving dock.

We do not ask Mexican packing sheds to log into complex software, and we do not ask border importers to replace Silo or Famous ERP. Tarima links a WhatsApp iPhone at origin, a widescreen desktop cooler radar at the border, and verified 5:30 AM desktop spec sheets for buyers.

Inspect the 3-Screen Relay ↓ View Grove Weather & Cooler Outlook
Botanical ink and watercolor illustration showing a sun-warmed Mexican packing shed on the left, a modern US border cold-storage warehouse in the center, and a fresh grocery produce table on the right
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Origin Shed iPhone (+52/+51) T+00:00 • Manifiesto & Termo
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Lot Passport Minted (TRM-8910) T+00:01 • Pre-Cool 41.0°F Locked
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Border Cooler Desktop & ERP T+14:00 • Silo & Famous Sync
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5:30 AM Buyer Desktop PO Lock T+22:00 • +5 Days Retail Shelf Life
STEP 1 • MOBILE IPHONE AT THE PACKING SHED (00:00 HRS)

Shed managers snap a photo or send a voice note on WhatsApp

In Uruapan, Rosario, Martínez de la Torre, or Piura, the packing shed floor moves too fast for desktop spreadsheets. The shed manager simply texts the Tarima WhatsApp bot (+52 or +51) from their handheld iPhone.

  • Handwritten Manifiesto Vision OCR: Extracts pallet count, size curve (48s, 14ct, 110s), lot code, and USDA seal automatically.
  • Termo and Quality Capture: Logs hydrocooler or pre-cool exit temperature, Brix, or dry matter percentage.
  • Instant Lot Passport: Mints a tamper-evident digital passport (TRM-8910) before the reefer crosses the bridge.
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STEP 2 • WIDESCREEN DESKTOP AT THE BORDER COOLER (14:00 HRS)

Border importers see cooler age, regional supply, and grove weather on one widescreen console

When the truck backs into the cold room in Pharr, Nogales, Pompano, Vineland, or Oxnard, the receiving clerk confirms arrival pulp temperature (41.2°F). The importer sales desk views the lot live on their desktop alongside regional market intelligence.

  • Live Pallet Dwell Clock: Tracks exact hours in cold storage so Day-1 crossings are never priced like 9-day carryover fruit.
  • 14-Day Grove Weather Radar: Shows rainfall in Michoacán, Sinaloa, and Veracruz so sales desks spot supply gaps early.
  • 1-Click ERP Bridge: Pushes verified lot specs directly into Silo or Famous ERP and generates buyer offer sheets.
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https://app.tarima.cool/cooler-desk/mcallen-bay4 DESKTOP ERP & RADAR VIEW
Lot TRM-8910 • Bay 4 (McAllen, TX) Checked In: 41.2°F Pulp
Region 2 (Pharr/McAllen) Cooler Utilization68% (Healthy Draw)
Uruapan / Michoacán 72-Hr Rain Accumulation42mm (Harvest Slowdown)
Suggested Desk FOB: $37.50 / lug (+4.2% vs 7-day avg due to rain tightening)
Pre-Matched Buyers: 4 Regional Retail and Terminal Accounts
✓ Synced to Silo & Famous ERP Dispatch 5:30 AM Buyer Sheet →
STEP 3 • WIDESCREEN DESKTOP AT THE BUYER'S DESK (05:30 AM)

Wholesale and retail buyers lock verified Day-1 lots from their morning desktop sheet

At 5:30 AM, supermarket category managers and terminal market buyers open a clean desktop availability sheet showing only verified lots with real crossing timestamps and pulp temperatures.

  • Biological Pulp Temp Proof: Confirms avocados stayed at 40°F-42°F, mangos at 52°F-54°F, and limes at 50°F-52°F with zero chilling injury.
  • +4 to 5 Extra Days of Retail Shelf Life: Buying 14-hour crossings instead of 9-day cooler sitters cuts supermarket shrink in half.
  • Instant PACA PO Lock: Reserve all 20 pallets or split loads directly with the border importer desk.
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https://app.tarima.cool/buyer-sheet/TRM-8910 DESKTOP 5:30 AM BUYER SHEET
PASSPORT TRM-8910 • HASS AVOCADOS 48s
Origin: Uruapan, Michoacán • Crossing: Reynosa/McAllen
U.S. No. 1 Verified
Arrival Pulp Temp 41.2°F (Target 40-42°F)
Border Cooler Age 14 Hours (Day-1 Lot)
Dry Matter / Eating 24.4% Creamy Gold
Verified FOB McAllen $37.50 / 25lb lug
Lock 20 Pallets on PACA Terms →
53-FOOT 3-ZONE REEFER CONSOLIDATION • BOL ↔ PACA PO SYNC

Arrange different tropical fruits on the same truck and link the BOL directly to the Buyer PO

Supermarket chains in Texas, the Northeast, and Eastern Canada rarely buy 22 straight pallets of a single SKU. Tarima validates biological bulkhead zones on mixed 53-foot reefers and reconciles every pallet's Traceability Lot Code across the Bill of Lading (BOL) and Buyer Purchase Order.

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ZONE A • NOSE BULKHEAD 40.5°F Setpoint

8 Pallets • Michoacán Hass Avocados (48s/60s)
High-ethylene isolated behind Bulkhead #1 over tractor drive axles • 24.4% Dry Matter • Lot TRM-8910.

ZONE B • CENTER BAY 48.5°F Setpoint

8 Pallets • MD2 Pineapples (7ct) & Persian Limes (110s)
Low-ethylene compartment prevents lime peel yellowing & internal pineapple browning • Lots TRM-9012 & TRM-8955.

ZONE C • TAIL DOORS 53.0°F Setpoint

6 Pallets • Honey (Ataulfo) & Kent Mangos
Warmest tropical zone at rear doors prevents <50°F chilling injury • Live cellular logger #TX-991 • Lot TRM-8842.

Connect your shed, cooler, or buying desk

Choose your constituent role and drop your WhatsApp or work email to activate your shed bot, cooler radar, or 5:30 AM buyer sheet.