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市場調查報告書
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2099453
中國冷藏倉庫:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計及成長預測(2026-2031年)China Cold Storage - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2026 - 2031) |
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根據 Mordor Intelligence 估計,2025 年中國冷藏倉庫市場規模為 477.8 億美元,預計 2026 年將擴大至 519.8 億美元,到 2031 年將達到 776.6 億美元。
預計從 2026 年到 2031 年,其複合年成長率將達到 8.36%。

目前,中國冷藏倉庫市場的需求主要來自食品零售、生物製藥、高階簡便食品和都市區末端物流等多個行業。這意味著高規格冷藏倉庫的價值已超越了單純的儲存容量需求。本報告按溫度類型(冷藏、冷凍、常溫等)、自動化程度(傳統設施和自動化冷藏倉庫)、應用領域(果蔬、肉類和禽類、魚貝類、乳製品和冷凍甜點、即食食品等)以及地區(北方、東北、南方等)進行細分。市場預測以美元(USD)計價。
2025年,生鮮食品電商滲透率將達48.6%,中國都市化將達67.2%。這將使中國冷庫市場在人口密集的城市配送網路覆蓋範圍內保持大規模的消費群。類似的趨勢正迫使企業在人口密集的住宅區內或附近部署更多冷庫庫存,因為在許多食品類別中,快速配送與大容量儲存同樣重要。分散式微型倉配中心(面積500-2000平方公尺)正在改變中國冷庫市場的規模格局,因為它們比單純依賴大型遠距離設施更能有效率地滿足都市區需求。這種轉變給位於郊區工業園區的標準規格冷庫帶來了壓力,因為這些設施雖然可以輕鬆提升供給能力,但卻難以快速回應都市區需求。此外,城市低溫運輸績效現在不僅與托盤負載容量密切相關,還與響應速度和位置品質密切相關,這推動了對基於軟體的庫存可視性、配送路線最佳化和補貨系統的更多投資。
在中國冷藏倉儲市場,醫藥和生物製藥客戶的需求日益成長,他們需要比傳統食品級倉儲設施更嚴格的驗證、更高的可追溯性和更嚴格的溫度控制。隨著國家標準GB/T 46204-2025於2025年10月實施,可追溯性的要求將進一步提高,這將進一步鞏固已採用驗證流程和數位化溫度監控系統的營運商的優勢。此外,生物製藥、mRNA處理和先進療法物流的需求也正轉向超低溫運輸,這縮小了能夠承接高價值合約的供應商的選擇範圍。因此,中國冷藏倉儲市場正朝著為醫療保健客戶提供更高品質的收入來源的方向發展,相關設施需具備規範的倉儲、驗證處理和可靠的末端配送服務。
由於冷藏設施比普通倉庫電力消耗量,能源和土地成本仍然是中國冷藏倉庫市場的主要成本因素。此外,主要物流走廊沿線的工業用地價格持續上漲。在上海、廣州和深圳周邊地區,這個問題特別突出,如果業者不投資環保冷媒、太陽能發電系統或改善能源管理,老舊設施的經濟效益就會下降。小規模營運商面臨更大的壓力,因為他們往往缺乏必要的資金進行維修,以降低持續的公用事業成本並避免未來的合規風險。因此,開發商正在將一些新計畫轉移到地價較低的衛星城和二環工業區,儘管這意味著更長的運輸距離。因此,中國冷藏倉庫市場的盈利越來越取決於位置、能源效率和客戶群體,而不是儲存容量本身。
至2025年,冷藏(0-5度C)倉儲將佔中國冷藏市場佔有率的46.51%,成為以金額為準最高的溫度細分市場。這一地位的形成主要得益於中國東部和南部地區透過分銷網路銷售的大量生鮮食品、乳製品、冷藏肉類和已調理食品。雖然冷藏設施在處理能力和網路密度方面至關重要,但與更專業的低溫應用相比,它們通常服務於利潤率較低的食品零售合約。冷凍倉庫在加工肉品、進口食品和中央廚房的供應中仍然發揮著核心作用。這是因為冷凍倉庫更長的儲存時間和可預測的處理量,使其在中國冷藏倉庫市場擁有更穩定的營運模式。
預計到2031年,超低溫(-20 度C及以下)儲存將以13.62%的複合年成長率成長,成為中國冷藏市場成長最快的溫度細分領域。這項需求源自於生物製藥的處理以及高階水產品和冰淇淋的進口,這些產品需要比傳統食品儲存更穩定的低溫環境。由於超低溫儲存設施比標準冷庫需要更高的資本投入、更嚴格的監控和更先進的技術,因此,早期進入該領域的企業將擁有顯著優勢。由此,中國冷藏倉儲產業呈現兩極化趨勢,高容量冷藏基礎設施和盈利強的超低溫資產服務於規模較小但要求更高的客戶群。
According to Mordor Intelligence, the China cold storage market size was valued at USD 47.78 billion in 2025 and is projected to grow to USD 51.98 billion in 2026 and reach USD 77.66 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 8.36% from 2026 to 2031.

Demand in the China cold storage market is now coming from a broader mix of food retail, biologics, premium convenience foods, and last-mile urban fulfillment, lifting the value of higher-specification storage beyond its capacity needs. This report is Segmented by Temperature Type (Chilled, Frozen, Ambient, and More), by Automation Level (Conventional Facilities and Automated Cold Stores), by Application (Fruits and Vegetables, Meat and Poultry, Fish and Seafood, Dairy and Frozen Desserts, Ready-To-Eat Meals, and More), and by Region (North, Northeast, South, and More). The Market Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Value USD.
Fresh e-commerce penetration reached 48.6% in 2025, while China's urbanization rate reached 67.2%, which kept a large consumer base within reach of dense urban delivery networks in the China cold storage market. The same pattern is pushing operators to place more chilled inventory inside or near residential clusters because short delivery windows now matter as much as bulk storage capacity for many food categories. Micro-fulfillment hubs are changing the sizing logic of the China cold storage market because distributed 500- to 2,000-m2 nodes can serve urban demand more efficiently than relying solely on distant mega sites. This shift is creating pressure on standard-specification assets in outer industrial parks, where supply is easier to add but access to fast urban demand is weaker. It also supports greater investment in software-enabled inventory visibility, routing, and replenishment, as city-level cold chain performance is now closely tied to response speed and location quality, not just pallet volume.
The China cold storage market is seeing stronger demand from pharmaceutical and biologics customers that need tighter validation, higher traceability, and better temperature discipline than conventional food-grade storage usually provides. The national standard GB/T 46204-2025 increased the traceability burden upon its October 2025 implementation, strengthening the position of operators that already run validated processes and digital temperature monitoring systems. Demand is also shifting toward ultra-low-temperature lanes for biologics, mRNA-related handling, and advanced therapy logistics, which is narrowing the field of providers able to serve premium contracts. As a result, the China cold storage market is moving toward higher-quality revenue by facilities that combine compliant storage, validated handling, and dependable last-mile service for healthcare customers.
Energy and land remain major cost limits in the China cold storage market because refrigerated facilities are more power-intensive than standard warehouses, and core logistics corridors continue to see pricing pressure on industrial sites. This issue is most visible around Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, where the economics of older facilities are weaker if operators have not invested in green refrigerants, solar support, or better energy management. Smaller operators are under the most pressure because they often lack the capital needed for retrofits that could lower recurring utility exposure and reduce future compliance risk. Developers are therefore moving some new projects toward satellite cities and second-ring industrial zones, where land is cheaper even if transport distances become longer. The result is that profitability in the China cold storage market depends more on site selection, energy efficiency, and customer mix than on storage scale alone.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
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Chilled (0-5 °C) storage accounted for 46.51% of China cold storage market share in 2025, making it the largest temperature segment by value. That position came from the large flow of fresh produce, dairy, chilled meat, and ready-to-sell food items moving through East and South China distribution networks. Chilled assets are important for throughput and network density, but they often serve food retail contracts with lower margins than more specialized low-temperature applications. Frozen storage remains central for processed meat, imports, and central kitchen supply because longer dwell times and more predictable throughput support steadier operating patterns in the China cold storage market.
Deep-frozen/ultra-low (-20 °C or lower) storage is projected to grow at a 13.62% CAGR through 2031, making it the fastest-expanding temperature segment in the China cold storage market. This demand is coming from both biologics handling and premium seafood or ice cream imports, which require more stable sub-zero performance than conventional food storage. Operators that entered this segment earlier are better placed because ultra-low chambers require more capex, tighter monitoring, and stronger engineering discipline than standard frozen rooms. The China cold storage industry is therefore seeing a clearer divide between volume-heavy chilled infrastructure and higher-yield ultra-low assets that serve fewer but more demanding customers.