Originally published in Food Chain Magazine
The UK cold chain sector is in a period of sustained expansion. Driven by rising pharmaceutical exports, tightening food safety regulations, and the continued shift towards e-grocery, the market was valued at approximately $9.37 billion in 2025 and is forecast to grow at a CAGR of around four percent through to 2031. For operators, this growth brings opportunity. But it also introduces billing and contractual complexity that can be difficult to manage manually, with any missteps impacting the bottom line.
Temperature-controlled storage, multi-leg refrigerated transport, and the variable-rate contracts that underpin much of the sector make translating operational activity into accurate, timely invoices far from straightforward.
Why revenue delays are a persistent challenge for cold chain providers…
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