Surging Frozen Food Demand May Stress Critical Cold Storage Supply Chains
July 19, 2023
CNBC
The surging demand for frozen food in the United States is putting pressure on critical cold storage supply chains. The $265 billion global frozen food market is at risk without resilient infrastructure to support the growth and safety of the industry. As Americans continue to buy more frozen products, there is a need for increased storage capability and a more efficient supply chain to meet the demand. Companies like Phononic and Lineage Logistics are working on innovative solutions to minimize food waste and enhance the efficiency of the cold storage and transportation process.
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