About GCCA Asia-Pacific

GCCA Asia-Pacific (APAC) represents over 300 cold chain suppliers and logistics providers in more than 15 countries in the region. With a growing need for and focus on cold chain, GCCF International Projects have actively supported development in the Southeast and Pacific Islands. Looking forward, GCCA will expand its events and activities in Asia-Pacific, recognizing cold chain as a major driver for increased trade and safe movement of perishable products globally.

Resources

Industry resources for members located in Asia and the Pacific.

February 29, 2024

Annual Report 2023

A message from your 2023 Chairmen 2023 has been a record-breaking year for your Associations. With the largest-ever…

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February 25, 2024

2022 Thailand Cold Chain Assessment

The 2022 Thailand Cold Chain Assessment was prepared by GCCF (then WFLO) with funding from the United States…

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February 25, 2024

2022 Vietnam Cold Chain Assessment

The 2022 Vietnam Cold Chain Assessment was prepared by GCCF (then WFLO) with funding from the United States…

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Latest News

The latest news from GCCA and the cold chain industry in Asia and the Pacific.

Recent Projects

Learn about the impact GCCA is making in Asia and the Pacific helping economically developing countries grow and strengthen their cold chains.

2017

Commercial Horticulture & Agricultural Marketing Program (CHAMP)

Country: Afghanistan Roots of Peace works on the Commercial Horticulture & Agricultural Marketing Program (CHAMP) in Afghanistan. In…

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2012

Yemen Cold Storage Market Assessment

Country: Yemen In 2012, GCCF was contracted by RIVACOM Associates to participate in a comprehensive study examining cold…

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2013

Yemen Ice & Cold Storage Market Research

Country: Yemen GCCF completed a Comprehensive Study on the Market for Cold Storage in Sana’a Yemen, building on…

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Latest Events

View upcoming education, training, and networking events offered by GCCA online or in person in your region.

Contacts

Graham Harvey

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Shane Brennan

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