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Americold Opens New Cold Storage Facility at Port Saint John

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Americold Realty Trust opened a new integrated cold chain facility at Port Saint John in New Brunswick, Canada, on Thursday. The facility aims to support the port’s growing trade volume by providing temperature-controlled storage and logistics services for perishable goods moving through the region.

The new site connects directly to the port’s infrastructure, allowing for the efficient transfer of refrigerated cargo between maritime vessels and the facility. This integration serves to streamline the supply chain for food and beverage companies that rely on the port as a gateway for North American trade. Port Saint John has experienced significant growth in recent years, and this addition expands the local capacity to handle temperature-sensitive imports and exports. Americold designed the facility to accommodate various storage requirements, ensuring that products remain at necessary temperatures throughout the distribution process.

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Date: June 18, 2026

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