HATFIELD, PA — Nordic Cold Chain Solutions has announced the acquisition of Minus Works Inc., a leader in sustainable cold chain product manufacturing and innovation. This strategic move is set to bolster Nordic’s capabilities, furthering its commitment to eco-friendly solutions in temperature-controlled logistics.
The acquisition includes a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, an expansion in Reno, Nevada, and control over the Minus Works site in Long Island, New York. These initiatives are designed to scale the pioneering technologies developed by Minus Works, enhancing Nordic’s national reach and operational efficiency.
Minus Works has introduced a groundbreaking coolant solution featuring compostable, leak-proof gel packs encased in recyclable paper. This innovation, coupled with a proprietary freezing process, reduces freeze times and enhances supply chain adaptability while minimizing environmental impact. This aligns seamlessly with Nordic’s dedication to sustainability and innovation within the cold chain industry.
Andy Bolton, CEO of Nordic Cold Chain Solutions, expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition and expansion plans, stating, “With the acquisition of Minus Works, the new facility in Pottstown, and the expansion in Reno, Nordic is taking exciting steps in our mission to offer sustainable, high-performance cold chain solutions. This move strengthens our ability to reduce environmental impact while delivering exceptional products and services to our customers.”
Ben Shore, CEO of Minus Works, also shared his thoughts on the partnership, “Partnering with Nordic allows us to rapidly scale the innovations we’ve developed and meet the growing market demand. Nordic is an organization I’ve admired for some time, and it will be a privilege to work with this team moving forward.”
These developments promise to enhance Nordic’s offerings, providing sustainable alternatives to traditional cold chain packaging and setting a new standard for environmentally conscious logistics solutions.
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