ColdStar Logistics
Headquartered in India
A Mumbai-headquartered cold chain logistics company founded in 2011 with 11 million+ sq ft of temperature-controlled warehouse capacity and 60,000+ pallets under management, serving clients including Danone, Cipla, Flipkart and Amazon across 250+ Indian cities.
Temperature capability
Regions served
South Asia
Countries
India
Cities
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