CHINA: Zhongpin to build distribution centre

By: just-food.com | 19 May 2010

Chinese meat and food group Zhongpin has started to build a cold-chain distribution centre in Changge, Henan province.

The site will have a 25,000 square metre multi-temperature hybrid refrigeration facility, quality assurance centres and a fresh food processing and sorting plant.

The facility will provide processing, storage, and distribution services.

Zhongpin said it will spend about US$16.2m on the site, which should be completed and begin production in December.

Sectors: Emerging markets, Meat & poultry

Companies: Zhongpin

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