DHL unit to build healthcare cold chain hub at Changi Nexus One

The 3,047 sq.m facility will open by end-2027 with direct airside access.

DHL Global Forwarding Singapore will establish a dedicated healthcare logistics facility at Changi Nexus One in the Changi Airfreight Centre by the end of 2027.

The DHL Singapore Coldchain Hub will span 3,047 sq.m and will handle healthcare shipments requiring temperatures of 2°C–8°C and 15°C–25°C, Changi Airport Group and DHL Group said.

The facility will feature Good Distribution Practice-qualified cold rooms, direct airside access, and real-time temperature monitoring.

It will add to Changi Airport’s existing temperature-controlled infrastructure, which includes more than 9,000 sq.m of airside-fronting handling capacity.

That existing capacity can handle more than 375,000 tonnes annually and is supported by airside thermal protection solutions such as cool dollies.

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