Mounting Concerns over Reduction of Post-Harvest Wastage to Impel Demand for Cold Chain Services, Says Tmr

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The need for proper storage facilities for food products such as seafood, dairy products, fresh agricultural produce, and frozen

foods is anticipated to drive the demand for cold chain services in the coming years, states Transparency Market Research in a

new report. The report titled, “Cold Chain Market for Food Industry - Global Industry Size, Market Share, Trends, Analysis, and

Forecast 2016 – 2023” provides a thorough description of the global cold chain market with an analysis of the historical growth

trend, the current state of the market, and future growth prospects of the market along with global and regional market

statistics.

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According to the report, governments across the world have taken several initiatives to enhance their cold chain storage and

transportation facilities to preserve feed stocks for future use and reduce food wastage of processed food. Players operating in

the cold chain business are being impelled to make capital investments in order to expand their cold chains owing to the

mounting need for transport facilities and cold storage, and rise in export and import activities. In order to meet the unmet

needs of consumers and enter the untapped markets, leading players are entering into strategic...