What cold storage is?

Answer 1

It is a structure which is built, insulated, and refrigerated to maintain a specific temperature for (usually) the storage of harvested, perishable crops. Apples, citrus, onions, and potatoes are examples of crops which are frequently kept in cold storage until they are to be processed or sold. Normally the storage managers also have some degree of control over the humidity in the building as well.

Answer 2

Cold storage is like a giant refrigerator that keeps fruits, vegetables, dairy, medicines, and other perishables fresh for longer by slowing down spoilage. But for many farmers, the challenge is high electricity costs and limited access in rural areas. That’s where Solcrops steps in—with its solar-powered cold storage systems that run on clean energy. By using the power of the sun, Solcrops helps farmers protect their harvest, reduce waste, earn better prices, and deliver fresh produce to families—while also caring for the environment.