In this edition: FreezPak chooses a new warehouse location, DP World expands globally and fruit coating as packaging replacement.
This week in Borderlands: $102M cold storage warehouse planned for Houston area; auto parts supplier opens $34M plant in Mexico; steel manufacturer, distributor expands Texas operations; and CBP seizes $21M worth of fentanyl in green beans shipment.
FreezPak Logistics plans to open a 212,807-square-foot temperature-controlled warehouse near Chicago.
FreezPak Logistics and BG Capital are partnering to build $1 billion in new cold storage space in port-centric markets across the U.S.
Cold chain solutions provider FreezPak Logistics announced plans to add renewable solar systems to three of the company’s logistics operations.
The 315,000-square-foot cold storage development aims to serve the South Florida logistics market.
The new location in Woodbridge, New Jersey, will offer services such as overseas cross docking, overseas container plugs, port drayage, LTL/FTL transportation and same-day orders.
The boom in cold storage construction is partly fueled by consumers shopping for groceries online.
Third-party food logistics company FreezPak Logistics announces plans to open a new facility near Port Elizabeth to meet “continually growing demand for cold storage space.”
