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Ti Cold to Build Cold Storage Facility for Central Cold Solutions

Ti Cold to Build Cold Storage Facility for Central Cold Solutions

Cold Solutions has announced plans for the construction of a new cold storage operating company. Ti Cold, a nationally recognized leader in the cold chain industry, is committed to building a state-of-the-art cold storage facility. This 125,000-square-foot advanced cold storage complex with 50-foot clear heights will feature a flexible, convertible design that can maintain temperatures ranging from 40 to minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit.

“We’re thrilled to honor our community-minded roots by bringing a public refrigerated cold storage facility to Conway, Arkansas,” Central Cold Solutions President Shane Dickson said. “Our partnership with Ti Cold enables us to deliver an innovative, scalable, and sustainable cold storage solution to this thriving region of central Arkansas.”

The facility will implement an environmentally friendly, low-charge ammonia system that uses natural refrigerant in low volumes. Structural steel pallet racks will accommodate over 29,520 pallet positions.

“We are excited about this new partnership with Central Cold Solutions,” Ti Cold Executive Vice President Rob Adams said. “Conway, Arkansas, is an important, growing community and will be a strong distribution hub for serving the Conway and Little Rock area.”

Central Cold Solution aims to support food wholesalers, retailers, and food manufacturing customers in central Arkansas through this facility.

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