United States Cold Storage operates temperature-controlled warehousing and logistics services across North America, with a technical portfolio that spans warehouse automation, AI-powered systems, refrigeration engineering and logistics optimisation. The company's engineering work touches CO2-based refrigeration, renewable-energy adoption and automation technology deployed within its cold storage facilities. Its ColdShare Consolidation programme applies these capabilities to transportation, streamlining freight movements to reduce costs and improve sustainability across the food supply chain.
Founded in 1899, the company runs 37 facilities in 13 states, with more than 406 million cubic feet of storage capacity, and employs approximately 3,500 people. It reports over 125 years of industry experience serving the perishable-goods sector. Facilities named in its network include sites in Hebron, Indiana, and McDonough, Georgia.
United States Cold Storage states that it invests on an ongoing basis in automation and AI-powered systems, and it describes a culture oriented around food safety and quality standards. Employees are known internally as Cold Crew members. The company frames its role as a critical link in the food supply chain, preserving perishable goods from origin to destination and supporting broader logistics services beyond storage.
