In October 2018, J.T. Konoike Co. — a division of Japan’s Konoike Transport — announced plans to develop a 55,000-square-foot cold storage facility in Wilmington, California, aimed at expanding temperature-controlled infrastructure to support the growing import and distribution needs of Southern California. The project underscores continued investment in cold storage real estate near major port gateways and the importance of expanded refrigerated capacity to serve regional supply chains.
Read the full announcement on The Real Deal.
The Port of Long Beach will receive nearly $70 million in federal Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund funding to support major infrastructure projects, including dredging, wharf repairs, seismic upgrades, and navigation improvements.
The Port of Los Angeles has received a record $70 million in federal funding for harbor maintenance, seismic upgrades, wharf repairs, and other infrastructure improvements.
Rising fuel costs and ongoing conflict in the Middle East may not disrupt U.S. supply chains immediately, but they are already increasing transportation costs. Here's what importers, food companies, and logistics providers should know about cold storage and refrigerated warehousing near the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
Whether you’re moving refrigerated or frozen goods through the Port of Long Beach or distributing across Southern California, our team is ready to support your cold storage and cold-chain logistics needs.
