Why Is Dry Ice Gaining Popularity in the Cold Chain Logistics Sector?
Market Overview Dry Ice refers to the solid version of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ). It is known for not leaving any residues. Dry Ice is produced by cooling and compressing the carbon dioxide at very high pressure, producing the liquid version of the compound. The initial stage of the compression always requires pressurized expansion, which leads to the formation of the desired initial stage. The process begins with a convenient hydraulic pressure applied to the basic compound, and then an adequate amount of pressure is applied to move to the formation of slices, blocks, and pellets. The temperature of the compound can soar down as low as -75 degrees from Ice, and when it undergoes the process of sublimation, Dry Ice is produced. Dry Ice Market is expected to reach 763.50 million in the forecast 2024-2032. Healthy and substantial growth is expected from the market with a fixed CAGR of 6.75%. By the day, there had been a rising preference for dry products in the market compared to water...