KPAC Featured by the Port of Los Angeles in Cool Connections

Konoike-Pacific California Inc. (KPAC) is proud to be featured by the Port of Los Angeles in its Cool Connections report highlighting refrigerated cargo operations at the nation’s busiest container port.

The Port of Los Angeles handles millions of tons of temperature-sensitive imports and exports each year, making near-dock cold storage critical to global supply chains. Located within close proximity to the port, KPAC supports refrigerated cargo movement through advanced temperature-controlled warehousing and cold chain logistics services.

The feature underscores KPAC’s role in strengthening perishable supply chains and supporting efficient trade through Southern California’s port infrastructure.

Read the full Cool Connections article here

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