Your Leading End-to-End Cold Chain Warehousing Engineering Contractor in China
With 18 years of specialization in the cold chain industry, HeShun has evolved from simply building cold storage to developing comprehensive cold chain warehouse solutions. As a leading cold chain warehouse builder, we have accumulated extensive project experience and mastered core technologies across refrigeration engineering and intelligent warehousing—spanning everything from automated equipment to digital management platforms. Whether you require assistance with initial planning, construction and installation, or subsequent tenant recruitment and operations, we deliver a highly efficient, safe, and smart cold chain logistics park.
Types of Cold Chain Warehouses Projects We Deliver
Independent temperature control across multiple zones; integrated operations including sorting, packaging, processing, and distribution.
End-to-end management via Warehouse Management System (WMS), enabling automated stocking, picking, and stock reallocation.
Temperature-controlled management across the entire supply chain, from pharmaceutical production to consumption.
Rapid pre-cooling immediately after harvesting reduces the loss rate from 20% to 5%.
Comprehensive Safety Management for Cold Chain Warehousing
HeShun’s construction team possesses extensive experience in the design and build process for cold chain warehouses. From initial design to project completion, the on-site construction and design teams collaborate closely to ensure safety throughout the entire cold chain warehousing project. The facility features a triple-layer emergency system—comprising dual power supplies, backup refrigeration units, and remote temperature monitoring with alarms—ensuring compliance with GSP (Good Supply Practice) for pharmaceuticals and HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) for food safety right from the planning and design stage.
Energy Efficiency Optimization and Intelligent Temperature Control
Energy consumption and O&M (operations and maintenance) represent the primary hidden costs of cold chain warehouses. During the preliminary system design phase for cold chain warehouse projects, the HeShun team optimizes various aspects—such as refrigeration energy efficiency and insulation specifications—to reduce energy consumption and lower electricity costs. The facility supports flexible switching between multiple temperature zones; during off-peak seasons, specific areas can be shut down or converted for ambient-temperature use. Equipped with high-efficiency racking systems, the facility maximizes storage capacity utilization. Additionally, a real-time monitoring and alarm system provides immediate alerts regarding abnormal temperature fluctuations, thereby preventing product loss.
Many people assume they are the same thing, but that is not the case. Standard cold storage facilities maintain a consistent low-temperature environment for long-term cargo storage, effectively extending shelf life. But cold chain warehouses are built for low-temperature transshipment and distribution — they handle frequent cargo turnover and high throughput, covering multiple operations such as sorting, packaging, processing, and shipping. The heart of this kind of warehouse is “flow” rather than just “storage.”
Certainly, we do this frequently. You can establish ambient, refrigerated, and frozen zones within the same cold chain warehouse. Each zone features an independent temperature control system, with a buffer zone (vestibule) situated between them so that cold air from the frozen zone doesn’t hit the refrigerated zone directly when doors open, which would otherwise cause major temperature swings.
Cold chain warehousing requires refrigeration equipment to run 24/7 to hold stable temperatures, making electricity a major component of operating costs; therefore, cutting power costs is the primary step toward lowering overall costs. HeShun uses variable-frequency refrigeration equipment that automatically adjusts its cooling power to match the internal thermal load. Paired with smart control systems and cold storage technology, the overall electricity cost is 20%–35% less than that of traditional cold storage facilities.