Nissui Logistics

Profile narrative

Nissui Logistics operates as a specialized logistics provider headquartered in Japan, focusing on cold chain and temperature-controlled supply chain services for the food industry. The company provides warehousing, transportation, and distribution solutions designed to maintain product integrity from production through to retail and foodservice channels. Its service portfolio includes frozen and refrigerated storage, last-mile delivery, and value-added processing such as sorting, labeling, and repacking tailored to perishable goods. The firm serves domestic markets across Japan and supports import and export flows through port-adjacent facilities, positioning itself as a critical link in the nation's food logistics infrastructure.

As a subsidiary of Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd., known globally as Nissui, the logistics arm benefits from integration with one of Japan's largest marine products and food conglomerates. This corporate relationship enables coordinated planning between harvesting, processing, and distribution stages, particularly for seafood, frozen foods, and processed marine products. The parent company's extensive procurement network and production footprint inform the logistics subsidiary's capacity planning and facility placement, with major distribution hubs situated near key ports and urban consumption centers. Nissui Logistics also handles third-party cargo, extending its cold chain capabilities to other food manufacturers and retailers requiring reliable temperature management.

In October 2026, the company experienced a significant operational disruption when a ransomware attack on IDCF Cloud, its cloud service provider, forced a complete suspension of shipping activities across all sites on 7 October. Partial resumption occurred two days later on 9 October following system recovery efforts. Nissui Logistics confirmed that no group personal data or customer information resided on the affected servers, and no threat actor was publicly identified in connection with the incident. The event highlighted the dependency of modern logistics operations on cloud-based management systems and the cascading impact of infrastructure-level cyber incidents on physical supply chain execution.

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