Hardis Supply Chain, a French provider of supply chain software and technology solutions, is expanding its services in North America. According to a company press release,1 the move follows demand in the US market for automated and cloud-based logistics solutions.
With more than four decades of experience, Hardis Supply Chain, a subsidiary of Hardis Group launched in November 2025,2 supports retailers, manufacturers and 3PL providers of all sizes across various industries, including pharmaceutical, helping organizations effectively scale and address supply chain challenges while maintaining long-term growth.
The vendor’s flagship solution, Hardis WMS (warehouse management system), provides intelligence and security, supporting more than 2,000 warehouses in 25 countries.1
Beyond basic WMS capabilities, Hardis Supply Chain is gradually expanding its platform to enable better orchestration, real-time visibility and collaboration across the extended supply chain network, helping customers as their operations become increasingly complex and large-scale. Flexible, cloud-native warehouse management system provides full operational control with native connectivity to automation, robotics and business systems. It also allows adjustments to be made to workflows, volumes or execution models.
“Expanding into North America is a natural next step in our global growth,” commented Nicolas Odet, CEO of Hardis Supply Chain.1 “We bring our expertise in cloud-native technology and logistics to support both multinational customers and North American businesses in modernizing and evolving their supply chain operations. »
How else are cold chain infrastructure challenges addressed?
In other pharmaceutical supply chain news, Dawsongroup tcs USA also
The new South Carolina-based company is financially backed by Dawsongroup tcs, a full-fledged powerhouse of temperature-controlled solutions, with over 30 years of experience in Europe and a portfolio of over 30,000 assets.3 According to the company, standard logistics in the United States are often hampered by the need to accommodate construction lead times of 12 to 18 months for permanent cold storage facilities. Dawsongroup tcs USA, meanwhile, reportedly offers “adaptable and precise environments” that can be implemented in just a few weeks.
The Superbox is 50% larger than a standard refrigerated container and is designed to meet FDA regulatory standards, including FDA and Good Manufacturing Practice requirements.3 It also has automated temperature controls, as well as real-time and temperature monitoring.
“The U.S. market has operated under the same rigid cold chain model for decades, and it is high time for more modern solutions,” said Aidan McCauley, president of Dawsongroup tcs USA.3 “Whether a company is managing a million-dollar pharmaceutical shipment, sensitive chemical compounds, or high-volume food distribution, the risk of infrastructure failure is the same. The Superbox is not just an upgrade: it is a fundamental overhaul of the cold chain that allows companies in all industries to eliminate risk and scale with confidence.”
References
1. Hardis Supply Chain expands operations across North America to bring scalable cloud and automation capabilities to modern supply chains. Hardis supply chain. January 20, 2026. Accessed January 21, 2026.
2. Hardis Group creates the Hardis Supply Chain subsidiary, unifying Reflex, Sislog and OIL under a single global brand. Hardis supply chain. November 3, 2025. Accessed January 21, 2026.
3. Dawsongroup tcs USA introduces modern temperature-controlled solutions to the United States, challenging outdated supply chain infrastructure. GlobeNewswire. January 14, 2026. Accessed January 21, 2026.