Nahoko Imamura
Nahoko Imamura. After graduating from Hitotsubashi University with a degree in commerce, she gained experience in various management consulting roles at McKinsey & Company, including business strategy planning, new business development and execution, and operational improvement. After working at Marubeni Corporation, where she was involved in business investment in Central America, Asia, and the Middle East, she held positions such as Head of the President's Office and Executive Officer at startups. She is currently based in the UK, providing various consulting services and supporting business startups.
![History of Regulations and Japanese Companies' Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions [Part 1]](/images/insights/60/nextImageExportOptimizer/cover-opt-3840.WEBP)
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History of Regulations and Japanese Companies' Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions [Part 1]
In New Logistics Markets Expanding by 'Cold' (Part I), we looked at examples from Africa to see how cold chain construction has enriched and made safer the lives of people living there. In this second part, we will look at the state of the cold chain in Asia.
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The Cold Chain Revolution: Expanding Logistics Markets (Part 2)
In "Cold" Expanding New Logistics Markets (Part 1), we looked at the case of Africa to see how the cold chain has enriched and secured the lives of the people living there. In this second part, we will look at the state of the cold chain in Asia.
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The Cold Chain Revolution: Expanding Logistics Markets (Part 1)
While temperature-controlled delivery is commonplace in Japan, the concept of 'cold delivery' is revolutionizing logistics and opening up huge markets globally. However, the situation in the world is different. The emergence of cold chain logistics is revolutionary and is opening up vast new markets. In this article, we will introduce you to the new markets that the cold chain is bringing to Africa, and the technologies that are making it possible.
