Cap Logística: Giant In Refrigerated Storage In Latin America

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Published on 04/07/2023 at 07:33

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The Brazilian Company Ranks Among the Leading Companies in the Sector on the Annual Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA) List

Starting as a business over two decades ago, Cap Logística Frigorificada has established itself as a powerhouse in the temperature-controlled logistics and storage industry. Today, with over 4 million cubic feet of storage capacity, the company is listed on the annual honor roll of the Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA) – ranking among the 10 largest companies in Latin America in the segment.

Strong Market Presence and Notable Achievements

“We have secured our place on the GCCA board as active members and take great pride in being one of the top 10 refrigerated storage companies in Latin America,” shares Bruna Silva, general manager of Cap Logística Frigorificada.

In addition to its vast storage space in cubic feet – which exceeds 4 million – Cap Logística also stands out for its ability to handle 12,000 tons of storage and an impressive monthly distribution of 30,000 tons, all within a 24-hour operational cycle.

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International Reach and Commitment to Sustainability

With its top-notch refrigerated storage service, Cap Logística serves a range of international markets, including Mercosur, the European Union, the Middle East, Asia, the Eurasian Economic Union, and most recently, the Dominican Republic.

“Being recognized as one of the largest companies in Latin America in the storage sector is an achievement that brings great value to our business. We remain strong and stable in our partnership with the GCCA, maintaining our commitment to serving the cold chain sustainably and innovatively,” concludes Bruna Silva.

Cap Logística: Giant In Refrigerated Storage In Latin America

The Brazilian Company Ranks Among the Leading Companies in the Sector on the Annual Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA) List

Strong Market Presence and Notable Achievements

International Reach and Commitment to Sustainability

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The Brazilian Company Ranks Among the Leading Companies in the Sector on the Annual Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA) List

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