Primus to Attend NFRA Convention 2026

Frozen and refrigerated food operations are facing growing pressure to move more product, maximize storage capacity and adapt facilities for increasingly automated operations.
From October 17–20, 2026, Primus will attend the National Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Convention in National Harbor, Maryland, joining leaders from across the frozen and refrigerated food industry.

Your Full-Lifecycle Partner
Modern cold storage and distribution facilities require more than square footage. Operators must consider product flow, storage density, throughput, automation and long-term flexibility from the earliest stages of facility planning.
That complexity makes coordination critical.
Primus delivers integrated design-build-automate solutions, bringing planning, engineering, construction and automation together under one accountable team. With more than 25 years of cold storage experience, we understand how decisions made during design ultimately affect operations on the floor.

Why NFRA Convention
NFRA brings together leaders from across the frozen and refrigerated food industry to build relationships, explore opportunities and discuss what is ahead for the market.
At NFRA 2026, Primus is looking forward to conversations around questions such as:
- How can facilities accommodate greater storage and throughput?
- Where can automation improve product movement and operational efficiency?
- How can owners plan today for changing distribution demands tomorrow?
These are the challenges Primus helps clients address from the earliest stages of a project through operation.

Let’s Connect in National Harbor
NFRA is an opportunity to meet one-on-one with the people shaping the future of frozen and refrigerated foods.
Primus looks forward to connecting with owners, operators and industry leaders in National Harbor to discuss their facility goals and where integrated design, construction and automation can make a difference.
Schedule a one-on-one with the Primus team during NFRA to start the conversation.