Imperfect, San Francisco, opened a new distribution center in Baltimore, Md., helping the provider of imperfect fruits and vegetables become a national e-commerce player with the scale to impact food recovery coast-to-coast.

United States Cold Storage (USCS), Camden, N.J., opened the doors to its new food distribution facility in Laredo, Texas.

Golden State Foods (GSF), Irvine, Calif., announced plans to sell some of its distribution centers to Martin Brower Co., Rosemont, Ill., this year.

MTC Logistics, Baltimore, Md., purchased property located immediately adjacent to the Alabama State Port Authority’s (ASPA) container terminal.

Dot Foods, Mt. Sterling, Ill., announced plans to begin construction of a new distribution center in Bear, Del., later this year.

From state-of-the-art breakrooms to nursing mothers’ areas to on-site fitness centers, today’s cold storage construction promotes employee well-being.

The Four Seasons Family of Cos., Ephrata, Pa., activated a 1.3 MW solar array installation on its main refrigerated distribution center at Wabash Road.

Eosta (also known as Nature & More), an importer and distributor of organic fruits and vegetables, announced plans to relocate its headquarters and distribution center to a new and sustainable business property in Waddinxveen, Netherlands.