Cold-Link Logistics breaks ground for 65,000 s/f expansion in Quonset Business Park

North Kingstown, RI Cold-Link Logistics has broken ground on a $33.9 million expansion of their facility in West Davisville in the Quonset Business Park.

The 65,000 s/f expansion at 1 All American Way 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 located 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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