The Netherlands ranks first in terms of cold storage capacity per capita in the world

The Netherlands ranks first in the global per capita cold storage volume ownership rate
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The International Cold Storage Association (R) released its annual global cold storage capacity report. The report analyzes cold storage capacity and influencing factors such as national income and urban population levels, as well as international trade.
In 2018, the Netherlands continued to be the country with the highest cold storage capacity per capita, with each person having a cold storage capacity of .3 cubic meters. Countries with cold storage capacity of .3 cubic meters per capita include Iceland, Denmark, the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, Norway, Uruguay and Australia. The international food trade in the above-mentioned countries is very developed, which is one of the reasons why they have high cold storage capacity.
Among the four emerging market countries, three countries have reached the mid-level cold storage market level. They are Russia, India and China. Of course, Canada, France and some other European countries have also reached the mid-level level. In these countries, cold storage capacity per capita ranges from .3 cubic meters to .3 cubic meters. These differences mainly lie in the urbanization rate: China is only, while other countries are -. Of course, since China is in the stage of urbanization development, it has huge potential for cold storage development compared with other countries with stable urbanization rates.
Countries with per capita cold storage capacity less than .3 cubic meters are called the least developed countries in the cold storage industry, including Ethiopia, Indonesia, Tanzania, Bangladesh, Peru and Colombia. Peru, Colombia and Brazil are emerging as fast-growing cold storage markets.