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Insulated metal panels (IMPs) are like the “Swiss Army knife” in the construction world. They are strong, versatile, energy-efficient, and can save builders time and money.

When it comes to constructing cold storage facilities, meticulous planning and careful consideration of various factors are essential to ensure the preservation of perishable goods.

There are no limits today for insulated metal panels (IMPs) as they have become a design choice across a multitude of industries and market segments.

Traditionally a mainstay of the cold storage market, IMPs are versatile construction materials that have long been recognized for their superior...

Cold storage facilities play a critical role in preserving and maintaining the quality of perishable goods, such as food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. One often overlooked aspect of these facilities is the flooring, which plays a vital role in ensuring proper insulation, safety, and...

Cold storage plays a crucial role in the agriculture industry as it allows farmers and food distributors to preserve and transport perishable goods for longer periods, reducing food waste and ensuring that consumers have access to fresh and healthy products year-round.

The process of storing...

Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) are a versatile design choice thanks to their energy efficiency, durability, flexibility, sustainability, and quick installation.

The global cold storage market is poised for phenomenal growth over the next five years as the industry takes advantage of digital transformation and emerging technologies.

“The global cold storage market is forecast to grow by $118.3 billion during 2022-2027, accelerating at a CAGR of 13.47...

“SIPs and IMPs” may sound like a silly kid’s game, but structural insulated panels (SIPs) and insulated metal panels (IMPs) are far from child’s play when it comes to construction as they are popular building materials used to insulate structures.

While they may sound the same, SIPs and IMPs have...

One of the modern marvels of living in the United States is that we can sit down at the holidays and share meals of fresh food from across the country with menus featuring everything from Virginia hams to Maine lobsters to Wisconsin cheese to California vegetables to Florida fruit to Texas beef.

While threats of recession loom around the world, the cold chain global market is not cooling off with double-digit growth projected over the next decade as more and more products require cold environments.