BigCold Africa
Headquartered in Kenya
Temperature-controlled logistics and warehousing operator running frozen, chilled and ambient storage facilities in Nairobi and Naivasha, serving food manufacturers, retailers, restaurants and pharmaceutical clients across Kenya with FSSC 22000 certified transport and storage.
Temperature capability
Regions served
Africa
Countries
Kenya
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