Cold-Link Logistics to Double Capacity with Major Expansion

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Cold-Link Logistics has broken ground on a major expansion of their facility in West Davisville. The 65,000 square foot expansion will double the facility’s existing capacity, creating more freezer storage for food and beverage products with space for 13,000 new pallet positions. The expansion will position Cold-Link to grow their business and better serve their customers, several of whom—including Sea Fresh and Taylor Farms—are also conveniently located right here at the Quonset Business Park.

QDC is glad to be a project partner and support expansions for businesses like Cold-Link as they continue to grow and thrive here.

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