CJ Logistics Launches Anseong B2C Cold Chain Center, Strengthening Cold-Chain Fulfillment Competitiveness

A New 19,000 m² Fulfillment Hub
From Consolidated Packing of Refrigerated and Frozen Goods
to Customized Packaging for Each Product

CJ Logistics is strengthening its cold chain logistics competitiveness by launching a new cold fulfillment hub in the southern metropolitan area. By leveraging specialized operational capabilities that maintain the optimal temperature for each product—from storage and picking/packing to delivery of refrigerated and frozen goods—the company is expanding its presence in the cold-chain fulfillment market.

On September 10, CJ Logistics announced the grand opening of the 'Anseong B2C Cold Chain Center' in Iljuk-myeon, Anseong-si, Gyeonggi Province. The facility spans an area of 18,972 square meters (5,739 pyeong). The Anseong Center serves as a B2C fulfillment hub, handling refrigerated and frozen products not only for large-scale customers requiring extensive cold storage, but also for 112 e-commerce sellers.

A view of CJ Logistics Anseong B2C Cold Chain Center. CJ Logistics

The center boasts an excellent logistics location. The Anseong Center is situated within 100 kilometers of CJ Logistics' primary delivery hubs, such as the Gonjiam Mega Hub Terminal and the Daejeon and Yangji Hub Terminals. By unifying fulfillment and last-mile delivery within a single logistics network—from incoming receipt and storage of customer products to order-based shipping and nationwide delivery—CJ Logistics can operate with exceptional efficiency.

The accumulated expertise of CJ Logistics in cold fulfillment operations has been consolidated into the Anseong B2C Cold Chain Center. The company employs 'multi-item consolidated packing,' which allows products stored at different temperatures to be processed in a single order, and utilizes various sizes of EPS (expanded polystyrene) boxes tailored to product characteristics and delivery requirements.

The company has also implemented systems to enhance logistics productivity and accuracy. Tools such as the Multi Purpose System (MPS), Warehouse Navigator (W-Navi), and a weight verification system help ensure that workers handle the diverse products of multiple clients with precision. CJ Logistics is extending these cold-chain logistics capabilities to 67 hubs nationwide, providing tailored services that meet specific storage conditions and order characteristics for each product.

Cold chain logistics constitutes a major pillar of CJ Logistics' specialized fulfillment operations, where the logistics processes are designed to align with the physical and distribution characteristics of products. Under its integrated fulfillment brand, 'The Fulfill,' CJ Logistics offers customized logistics services for a wide variety of product groups—not only food, but also consumer goods like fashion and household items, as well as industrial goods such as automotive parts.

Logistics solutions vary by product type. For industrial goods like automotive parts, timely supply in alignment with production schedules and precise inventory management are essential. In the case of fashion items, flexibility is key due to the large number of SKUs (Stock Keeping Units) and frequent returns. For food products, shelf-life, FIFO (First-In-First-Out) principles, and temperature control are vital, whereas for household goods, the ability to efficiently handle diverse order assortments via consolidated packing is crucial. Drawing on extensive operational experience across industries, CJ Logistics designs and manages logistics processes optimized for the unique attributes of each product and distribution method.

The company has also established a robust fulfillment infrastructure nationwide. As of the end of July 2026, CJ Logistics operates 235 fulfillment centers, with a combined total floor space of 2,899,000 square meters (877,214 pyeong)—equivalent to about 406 international-standard soccer fields (7,140 square meters each). This vast network enables CJ Logistics to provide flexible space and operational configurations tailored to the scale and logistics needs of its customers.

Another key differentiator is the ability to directly connect the entire logistics process—from fulfillment to last-mile delivery—using its nationwide delivery network. Clients no longer need to contract separate businesses for fulfillment and delivery; instead, they can operate through a unified logistics system, boosting operational efficiency and allowing them to concentrate on core business areas like product development and sales.

This competitive edge has resulted in a steady influx of new customers. As of the end of August 2026, CJ Logistics had approximately 2,200 B2B and B2C fulfillment clients, having acquired nearly 400 new clients already in 2026. The company is steadily expanding the scope of its fulfillment business, growing its customer base to include both major manufacturing/distribution companies and e-commerce sellers.

Yoon Cheol-joo, Head of Fulfillment & Terminal (FT) at CJ Logistics, stated, "As products and distribution channels become more diversified, the ability to provide logistics solutions finely tuned to the characteristics of each product—beyond simple storage and shipping—has become a key competitive advantage. Leveraging our operational expertise accumulated across industries and our nationwide infrastructure, we will continue to offer optimal fulfillment services that boost both logistics efficiency and business competitiveness for our clients."

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