COHO Supply Chain Expands Cold Chain Capabilities Across All US Warehouses

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COHO Supply Chain Expands Cold Chain Capabilities Across US Warehouses

We are pleased to announce that COHO has completed a major upgrade to our cold chain logistics infrastructure across all four US warehouse locations.

New Cold Chain Capabilities:

  • New York (NJ) — 10,000 sq ft temperature-controlled storage (2-8C and 15-25C zones)
  • Los Angeles — Pharma-grade cold storage with 24/7 monitoring
  • Seattle — Cold chain consolidation hub for West Coast distribution
  • New Jersey — Expanded freezer capacity for frozen goods (-18C)

“Cold chain is our fastest-growing service line. With these upgrades, we can handle everything from cosmetic creams to biopharmaceutical reagents.”

— COHO Operations Director

Supported Categories:

  • Cosmetics with temperature-sensitive active ingredients
  • Health supplements requiring stable environments
  • Pharmaceutical intermediates and biotech reagents
  • Specialty food ingredients for US wholesale distributors

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