Cold Storage (supermarket)

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Cold Storage is a supermarket chain in Singapore and Malaysia. It is one of the oldest supermarket chains in the region, having been established in 1903. The chain is known for its wide range of imported products, fresh produce, and high-quality groceries.

History

Cold Storage was founded in 1903 by a group of expatriates in Singapore. Initially, it started as a small depot for storing and selling frozen meat and dairy products. Over the years, it expanded its product range and opened multiple outlets across Singapore and Malaysia. The chain was acquired by the Dairy Farm International Holdings in 1993, which further expanded its reach and modernized its operations.

Products and Services

Cold Storage offers a variety of products, including fresh produce, meat, seafood, dairy products, and a wide range of imported goods. The supermarket is known for its high standards of quality and freshness. It also provides various services such as home delivery, online shopping, and loyalty programs.

Store Formats

Cold Storage operates several store formats to cater to different customer needs:

• Cold Storage Supermarkets: These are the standard supermarkets offering a wide range of products.
• Market Place by Jasons: A premium supermarket format offering gourmet products and high-end groceries.
• Jasons Deli: A smaller format focusing on ready-to-eat meals and deli products.

Locations

Cold Storage has numerous outlets in Singapore and Malaysia, strategically located in residential areas, shopping malls, and central business districts. Some of the notable locations include:

• Great World City
• Plaza Singapura
• Jelita Shopping Centre

Sustainability Initiatives

Cold Storage is committed to sustainability and has implemented various initiatives to reduce its environmental impact. These include reducing plastic usage, sourcing sustainable products, and implementing energy-efficient practices in its stores.

See Also

• Dairy Farm International Holdings
• Supermarket
• Grocery store
• Retailing in Singapore
• Retailing in Malaysia

External Links

• Official website

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