Core Viewpoint - The Wuhan Yinhai Temperature Control Industry Complex 4.0 project, known as Youleng Global Warehouse Wuhan Project, provides comprehensive cloud services for the cold chain industry, facilitating the daily movement of hundreds of tons of cold chain food to thousands of restaurants, supermarkets, and canteens in the city, with delivery times as fast as 15 minutes [1]. Group 1: Project Overview - The project is located in the Hanyang District and is the largest cold chain storage facility in Wuhan's main urban area [1]. - The facility operates 24/7, ensuring that goods are unloaded and transferred immediately upon arrival to maintain temperature integrity [11]. - The complex includes two temperature-controlled food storage and sorting centers, two temperature-controlled food storage and processing centers, a modern office building, and a mechanical parking lot, capable of storing temperature-sensitive foods from -25℃ to 10℃ [16]. Group 2: Operational Efficiency - The cold chain products spend less than 5 minutes in a 5℃ transfer buffer area before being stored in -18℃ cold storage [6]. - The new processing center, which began operations in May, has a processing area of 5,000 square meters and can process approximately 3 tons of pork daily, doubling previous capacity and reducing logistics costs by nearly 30% [11]. - The facility has already attracted 48 cold chain enterprises, with all office and processing spaces fully rented [16]. Group 3: Strategic Goals - The project aims to build a comprehensive cloud service platform offering cloud trading, cloud storage, cloud processing, cloud distribution, and cloud finance for the cold chain industry [16]. - The complex is a key part of Hubei's cold chain logistics backbone, developed by Hubei Supply and Marketing Group and Youhe Group, a leading domestic frozen food importer [16]. - The park is focused on enhancing cold chain facilities and digital platforms, targeting the international agricultural product supply chain to become a distribution center for imported frozen products in Central and Western China [16].