NEWARK, NJ—Hollister Construction Services has completed a new 127,000-square-foot freezer warehouse as part of the second phase of Newark Farmer's Market on Cornelia Street in Newark, NJ.

“We, as a company, are extremely pleased to witness Newark's continued growth and prosperity, and it is extremely satisfying to know that the projects we are involved in are bringing increased opportunity to Newark residents and people in the region,” says David Williams, project executive at Hollister.

The freezer warehouse incorporates the latest systems and equipment to meet the region's growing food production and distribution demands. It was designed to employ elements similar to those in the refrigerated distribution warehouse that Hollister completed in phase one. The new freezer warehouse offers different large-capacity storage areas ranging from 28 to 35 degrees, a meat distribution operation center, 32 loading docks, a vertical storage dock leveler and a dock commander system.

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