Is the hydrosol sensitive to temperature — how do you handle winter transit?

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The hydrosol is stable within 5–25°C and not classified as dangerous goods; it is most at risk from freezing and prolonged heat. RiskEffectMitigationFreezing (below 0°C)Container damage / expansionInsulated packing, avoid winter rail in extreme coldHeat (>40°C)Aroma & pH driftInsulated / reflective liners, shade containersFreeze-thaw cyclesTurbidity, separation riskGentle thaw, shake before useIn winter, shipments to cold destinations are packed with insulation and we avoid prolonged exposure on tarmacs or open rail cars. For very cold routes, we can arrange heated or temperature-controlled transport at extra cost.Tell us the destination and season of shipment — we will build the right temperature protection into the quote.

Risk	Effect	Mitigation
Freezing (below 0°C)	Container damage / expansion	Insulated packing, avoid winter rail in extreme cold
Heat (>40°C)	Aroma & pH drift	Insulated / reflective liners, shade containers
Freeze-thaw cycles	Turbidity, separation risk	Gentle thaw, shake before use

Is the hydrosol sensitive to temperature — how do you handle winter transit?

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