We’re proud to share that our CEO has been featured on the cover of Accelerate.

The March/April issue of Accelerate focuses on the future of cold storage, sustainability in temperature-controlled logistics, and innovations shaping the industry. Our CEO’s insights and leadership earned a prominent position in the magazine, highlighting KPAC’s commitment to operational excellence and strategic growth in port-adjacent cold storage.

This feature underscores KPAC’s role in driving efficient, sustainable cold chain solutions, both locally in Southern California and across broader supply chain ecosystems. It’s an honor to be recognized alongside other industry visionaries contributing to the evolution of refrigerated and frozen storage infrastructure.

Read the Full Article in Accelerate's Digital Issue

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