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Radiopharmaceuticals combineradioisotopes with targeting molecules to diagnose and treat cancer and otherserious diseases. Their short half-lives demand flawless execution — fromproduction facilities and cyclotrons to hospitals and clinics. Diagnostic applications such as PET imaging using Fluorine-18 illustrate just how narrow these delivery windows can be, often requiring coordination measured in hours rather than days.
We provide end-to-end solutionsthat protect product integrity, ensure patient safety, and support strict regulatory compliance for Class 7 dangerous goods classification, the category that governs radioactive material transport worldwide.
Ultra-Fast Transit Times: Next-flight-out, charter, and dedicated road networks.
Temperature-Controlled Shipments: Validated packaging for ambient, refrigerated, and frozen conditions.
Real-Time Monitoring: GPS tracking, continuous temperature logging, and proactive alerts.
Regulatory Alignment: Transport plans coordinatedin line with IATA DGR and Good Distribution Practice (GDP) standards for radioactive material shipping.
With decades of specialized experience, we are a trusted partner for leading radiopharmaceutical manufacturers, nuclear medicine departments, and hospitals worldwide. Operating from our Hong Kong hub, we bring deep, region-specific expertise in nuclear medicine logistics across Greater China and Korea, two of our priority markets.
Key Capabilities:

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We handle the complete journey of your radiopharmaceutical products, from production to patient:
End-to-End Radiopharma and Nuclear Medicine Logistics
Transport Coordination for Correctly Packaged Radioactive Materials
NAF Pharma coordinates transport for radiopharmaceutical shipments that arrive correctly classified and packaged. We do not currently supply Type A, Type B, or other radioactive-material packaging ourselves.
Class 7 Documentation, Customs, and Import/Export Coordination
Our in-house team supports Class 7 radioactive material transport with:
Every radiopharma logistics plan includes:
Not all carriers accept Class 7 shipments, and acceptance can vary by lane, so we work closely with clients to confirm feasibility before a shipment moves.


Our 24/7/365 operations platform delivers rapid distribution across Europe and the U.S. We tailor solutions to each isotope’s half-life and patient needs with maximum urgency, treating every nuclear medicine shipment as time-critical from the moment it leaves the cyclotron. We provide next-flight-out and charter options, while coordinating directly with customers to ensure pre-cleared customs upon airport arrival.

With over 40 years of specialized experience, we are the trusted global experts in radiopharma logistics. From source material pickup at the reactor to final delivery at the patient’s bedside, we are the preferred partner of the world’s leading radioisotope and radiopharmaceutical producers.

We emphasize correct labeling and accurate documentation, combined with real-time geolocation tracking to supportfull traceability. Our advanced monitoring systems provide continuous updates on location, temperature, and condition, giving you peace of mind throughout transportation.

The transportation of radioactive materials is highly regulated. We align our processes with IAEA, IATA DGR, GDP, and applicable customs authority requirements to help minimize the risk of delay. Our expert team works to ensure every radioactive material transport plan meets the relevant safety and regulatory standards for its route.
In radiopharmaceutical logistics, speed is critical. While many commercial airlines restrict or prohibit Class 7 radioactive material transport, we proactively navigate these limitations with expert planning.
Our team rapidly identifies the optimal air solution — whether scheduled commercial flights or dedicatedcharters — and seamlessly coordinates on-board couriers, precise flight bookings, and integrated first- and last-mile ground transportation. Every segment of the journey is meticulously timed to ensure the shortest possible transit while supporting regulatory compliance and protecting product integrity. With us, you can trust that every minute counts toward delivering life-saving doses on schedule.
Radiopharmaceutical delivery is a true just-in-time process. Every dose must reach the nuclear medicinedepartment or treatment room at the exact scheduled moment.
Our specialized drivers, thoroughly trained in healthcare and radioactive material handling, execute precise last-mile nuclear medicine logistics.They understand hospital protocols, security requirements, and the urgency of short half-life products. Using optimized routing and real-time monitoring, they work toward timely arrival while upholding high standardsof safety and compliance. From cyclotron to injection room, we aim to eliminate delays and protect product integrity, enabling clinicians to deliver timely, life-saving diagnostics and therapies.
We provide specialized servicesfor the compliant handling and distribution of radiopharmaceuticals, serving as a dependable partner in this highly demanding sector.
At NAF PHARMA, we go beyond delivery. We focus on supporting precise dosing schedules, minimizing transit delays, and enhancing overallsupply chain performance — contributing to improved patient outcomes and more effective nuclear medicine treatments. Your products’ integrity, safety, and timely availability remain ourtop priorities from cyclotron to point of care.



Discover how our advanced radiopharma logistics solutions can optimize your time-critical supply chain.
Contact us today to start building a secure, compliant, and highly responsive supply chain designed specifically for the unique challenges of nuclear medicine and radiopharmaceuticals logistics.
Answers to the burning questions in your mind.
Planning a compliant radiopharma logistics shipment typically starts with the isotope type and half-life, the required temperature range, the shipment's classification under Class 7 dangerous goods rules, and the origin and destination markets. Sharing these details early allows us to assess route and carrier feasibility, confirm import/export requirements, and plan a delivery window that matches the product's short half-life.
Typical temperature ranges include:
+15°C to +25°C – Controlled Ambient
+2°C to +8°C – Refrigerated
-15°C to -25°C – Frozen
-60°C to -80°C – Deep Frozen
Under -150°C – Cryo Frozen (Liquid Nitrogen)
We coordinate Class 7 radioactive material transport in line with international standards, including IAEA guidelines, IATA DGR, ISO 9001:2015, GDP (Good Distribution Practices), and applicable local nuclear regulatory authorities. Our team manages proper labeling, documentation, and chain-of-custody procedures, and works with qualified packaging providers to help support compliance and safety at every step of the radioactive material shipping process.
Nuclear medicine shipment windows are often measured in hours rather than days, so we build tight coordination between pickup, transit, and delivery to protect each dose's short half-life. Many formulations also require strict temperature control throughout the journey.
Radiation safety is a priority throughout: protecting healthcare workers, drivers, and logistics personnel from unnecessary exposure requires specialized handling protocols.
Because radiopharmaceuticals are regulated both as radioactive materials (Class 7 Dangerous Goods) and as pharmaceutical products, requirements can vary significantly between countries and regions — we help clients navigate this dual regulatory landscape.
Not every carrier is equipped or willing to accept Class 7 shipments, which is why route and carrier feasibility is assessed before each shipment moves.
Coordinating multiple stakeholders — isotope manufacturers, radiopharmacies, ground and air carriers, and hospital nuclear medicine departments — demands careful planning and real-time visibility, central to how we support each shipment from pickup to delivery.
UN2911 and UN2915 are examples of the UN classification numbers that can apply to radioactive material shipments, depending on the package type and activity level involved. UN2911 covers excepted package radioactive material, while UN2915 applies to Type A package radioactive material.
During shipment planning, we help confirm the correct classification with the client and their packaging provider, since NAF Pharma coordinates transport for correctly classified and packaged shipments rather than supplying the packaging itself. Getting the classification right up front is a key step in assessing route and carrier feasibility for radioactive material shipping.

Whether it's a single shipment or a long-term therapy consignment delivery, we can customize our healthcare logistics approach to meet your needs.
Partner with NAF Pharma to build a supply chain designed for the unique demands of nuclear medicine and radiopharmaceutical delivery.