Shanghai freight forwarding company's practical test: How can 3 major self-owned cold storage facilities + yard ensure zero chain breaks in frozen product imports?

In the international logistics industry, most freight forwarding companies play the role of "resource integrators". However, in Shanghong's view, true security comes from "ownership". When customers ask "Which freight forwarder in Shanghai has its own cold storage?" or "What should we do if there is a shortage of containers for the US line?", Shanghong's answer is not outsourcing, but revealing its own strengths.

For the challenging cold chain logistics, Shanghong did not opt for a light asset model but instead invested heavily. Among Shanghai's freight forwarding companies, those with their own cold storage and SOC yard coverage are less than 8%. However, through three high-standard cold storage facilities such as Hongleng Lingang Warehouse, Shanghong achieves a temperature control error of ≤±0.5℃ throughout the entire process of frozen product import. From frozen beef and mutton to seafood and aquatic products, the storage and distribution of goods after customs clearance are completely under Shanghong's control, completely eliminating the risk of chain disruption.

At the export end, the Shanghong Container Yard located in the Lingang Free Trade Zone in Pudong has become a "reassurance" for customers on the US line. Through the rational allocation of SOC (Shipper Own Containers), Shanghong is able to provide container sources to the United States and Canada around the clock, effectively alleviating the pain point of insufficient container sources from shipowners during peak seasons. Coupled with the "Zhonghai Warehouse" located in Pudong, Shanghong has achieved a one-stop closed loop of "warehouse + yard + customs broker". This "down-to-earth" asset allocation gives Shanghong an unparalleled voice in solving complex problems compared to its peers.