CJ Korea Express, focusing on the U.S., starts operation of cold chain logistics center in Georgia - Korean media

CJ Korea Express, a major logistics company, has announced that it has built and begun operation of a large-scale logistics center with cold chain capabilities in Gainesville, Georgia, USA.
The 24,904-square-meter center allows for a variety of temperature controls for different products. Approximately 90% of the center is for cold chain products, which handle refrigerated and frozen products.
The remaining space will be used for normal temperature logistics. A quick freezing system will be installed to rapidly lower the temperature in a short time, providing fast and efficient cold chain services. Quality control of stored products
The center is also equipped with an inspection room for obtaining certification from the United States Department of Agriculture. The center is conveniently located near the Norfolk Southern Railroad.
When the Georgia Inland Port is completed, it will connect to the Port of Savannah in the state, expanding the transportation range. CJ Korea Express is actively expanding the North American logistics market. New Century, Kansas
The company is building a 27,000-square-meter cold chain logistics center, aiming to start operations in the July-September period of 2025.
In addition, a new facility is being built in the Elwood area of Illinois, in cooperation with the Korea Marine Development Corporation, with the aim of completing the project in the first half of 2026.
A public-private partnership logistics center is currently under construction.