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2022 IARW Global Top 25 List of Refrigerated Warehousing and Logistics Providers

2022 IARW Global Top 25 List of Refrigerated Warehousing and Logistics Providers

The Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA) released the association’s annual Global Top 25 List of its largest temperature-controlled warehousing and logistics members. Accompanying the Global Top 25 is the GCCA North American Top 25 Warehouse Member List and a list of the largest operators in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe. The lists are determined by total capacity of temperature-controlled space in GCCA membership.

GCCA warehouse members currently own or operate 6.64 billion cubic feet (188 million cubic meters). A total capacity of 982 million cubic feet was added to the Global Top 25 since the publication of the 2020 lists, due in most part to frequent mergers and acquisitions activity. This does not suggest the general industry grew at this pace.

“The Coronavirus pandemic showed the world just how important the cold chain industry really is. GCCA Members continue to expand into developing markets, and we are also seeing growth in emerging markets where cold chain services are most needed,” said GCCA President & CEO Matthew R. Ott. “As evidenced by this year’s Top 25 List, consolidation continues to play a major role in the growth of the largest players in the cold storage industry.”

The Global Top 25 currently operates 6.05 billion cubic feet (170 million cubic meters). 

The North American Top 25 operates 4.23 billion cubic feet (120 million cubic meters). 

The European Top 10 operates 1.04 billion cubic feet (29 million cubic meters). 

The Latin American Top 10 operates 412 million cubic feet (10 million cubic meters).

 The IARW Global Top 25 List of the largest refrigerated warehousing 

N Company Capacity ft3 Capacity m3
1 Lineage Logistics 2,595,591,444 73,498,895
2 Americold Logistics 1,411,281,320 39,962,999
3 United States Cold Storage, Inc. 423,328,669 11,987,322
4 NewCold Cooperatief U.A. 215,124,000 6,091,628
5 Nichirei Logistics Group, Inc. 199,145,220 5,639,159
6 Interstate Warehousing, Inc. 115,735,371 3,277,258
7 Frialsa Frigorificos S.A. De C.V. 108,613,318 3,075,584
8 VersaCold Logistics Services 105,530,974 2,988,302
9 VX Cold Chain Logistics 97,710,919 2,766,862
10 Constellation Cold Logistics 87,840,968 2,487,377
11 Superfrio Logistica Frigorificada 75,763,988 2,145,395
12 Serbom Armazen Gerais Frigorificos 67,922,752 1,923,356
13 Conestoga Cold Storage 64,313,826 1,821,163
14 Congebec Logistics, Inc. 60,866,880 1,723,556
15 RLS Logistics 59,028,604 1,671,502
16 Burris Logistics 58,887,444 1,667,505
17 Emergent Cold LatAm 47,063,960 1,332,702
18 Friozem Armazens Frigorificos Ltda. 37,292,288 1,055,999
19 Magnavale Ltd 36,543,970 1,034,809
20 Confederation Freezers – Brampton 34,495,000 976,789
21 Trenton Cold Storage, Inc. 34,277,373 970,626
22 Nor-Am Cold Storage 34,071,792 964,805
23 Agri-Norcold A/S 30,547,875 865,019
24 Frigoscandia 28,874,100 817,623
25 METCOLD Supply Network Management Limited 26,337,519 745,795

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