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A warehouse that runs hot by 2 p.m., traps forklift exhaust near loading zones, or leaves stagnant air over picking lines is not dealing with a comfort problem. It is dealing with a production, safety, and equipment-life problem. That is why warehouse ventilation trends 2026 are moving well beyond basic exhaust and toward engineered airflow strategies built around heat load, occupancy, door cycles, product sensitivity, and energy costs. For facility managers, design engineers, and warehouse owne …