AR Racking joins Global Cold Chain Alliance
Through the partnership, AR Racking will promote cold chain logistics in Latin America and help to strengthen food safety in the region.
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The Global Cold Chain Alliance, with representation in more than 90 countries, brings together over 1,100 companies worldwide, dedicated to providing logistics services and essential supplies for the food industry. In Latin America, the GCCA encompasses 85 member countries distributed across 13 countries, operating an impressive total of 5.9 billion cubic feet of temperature-controlled storage space.
The membership associated with GCCA represents a significant milestone for AR Racking, giving it a privileged platform to build credibility and recognition in the cold chain industry, AR Racking noted. AR Racking is part of Spanish conglomerate Grupo Arania, an industrial group of companies with a multi-sectoral activity based on the transformation of steel that dates back more than 80 years.
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