Cold storage facilities operate across a wide range of temperatures, from refrigerated (typically 0°C to 4°C) to ultra-low (-20°C to -30°C or lower). Challenges include:
 Temperature Control: Maintaining stable temperatures is critical to prevent product spoilage or damage. Temperature fluctuations must be minimized.
 Equipment Suitability: Equipment such as forklifts and storage systems must function reliably in extreme cold conditions to avoid breakdowns.

 Utilize advanced cooling systems and insulation materials to maintain consistent internal temperatures.
 Implement robust temperature monitoring systems and conduct regular maintenance to promptly address any deviations.
 Select and maintain equipment specifically designed for cold environments to ensure reliable operation.

Achieving high efficiency and accuracy in cold storage warehousing is essential for meeting customer demands and ensuring product safety:
 Inventory Management: Cold environments complicate accurate inventory tracking and management, necessitating sophisticated systems.
 Order Processing and Sorting: Handling orders and sorting items can be slower in cold conditions, requiring careful consideration of personnel comfort and safety.

 Introduce automation technologies for storage and picking to minimize human errors and enhance operational efficiency.
 Provide comprehensive training for warehouse staff on safety protocols and efficient operation in extreme environments.
 Implement advanced information management systems to monitor inventory in real-time and optimize order processing workflows.