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High temperatures in summer have driven a surge in demand for the cold chain, extended the preservation period of fruits and vegetables, and significantly increased cold storage shipments.
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Rising summer temperatures promote a surge in demand for fresh food cold chain
as summerpokerclubvideogameWith the arrival of the United States, high temperature weather has promoted a significant increase in the demand for cold chain storage and transportation of fresh agricultural products (000061). In order to ensure the freshness of fruits and vegetables, various localities have accelerated the construction and upgrading of cold storage to improve cold chain infrastructure. In a fresh cold store in Beijing, a large number of cold chain transport vehicles are nervously loading agricultural products that are about to be sent to retail stores.
Due to the surge in market demand for seasonal fruits and vegetables and the advancement of cold chain technology, the overall shipments of cold storage have increased significantly. This trend is reflected in both sales terminals and agricultural product production areas. The red bayberry abundant in Cixi, Zhejiang is about to usher in the harvest season. Local growers have received a large number of orders from outside the province and overseas two months ago. Therefore, they have quickly expanded cold storage and cold chain packaging facilities.
At present, as the bayberry harvest season approaches, all newly expanded cold storage rooms have been booked, showing strong growth in cold chain demand.
