The purpose of the cold chain, a supply chain that regulates temperature, is to preserve the safety and quality of goods that are susceptible to temperature fluctuations. For the production, storage, and transportation of perishable items such as food, medications, and chemicals, this system is essential. Products are maintained at a consistent temperature right from the manufacturing process. They are kept in places with controlled temperatures, like freezers or refrigerators. The products are transported in refrigerated vehicles, containers, or other cooling systems to maintain the proper temperature. To avoid any deviations, the temperature is tracked and managed at several locations along the route.
According to SPER Market Research, ‘Indonesia Cold Chain Market Size- By Type, By Ownership, By Temperature Range, By Automation, By Type of Truck, By Mode of Transportation, By Location, By Vicinity, By End User - Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2032’ states that the Indonesia Cold Chain Market is estimated to reach USD XX billion by 2032 with a CAGR of XX%.
Robust cold chain operations are necessary to assure product efficacy and safety due to the growing demand for vaccines, biologics, and temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals. An effective cold chain is essential to preserving quality and extending shelf life, and this need is being driven by the increased consumption of perishable commodities such fruits, vegetables, dairy products, and processed meals. Indonesia's population is increasing and the country is becoming more urbanized, which is driving up need for a dependable cold chain infrastructure to support contemporary retail and food delivery networks. To strengthen the cold chain logistics industry, the Indonesian government is funding the construction of new infrastructure and endorsing related laws.
The efficient management of temperature-sensitive items can be hampered by inadequate cold storage facilities and inadequate transportation infrastructure, particularly in rural or underdeveloped areas. It can be difficult for organizations to manage the considerable costs of maintaining and running cold chain systems, which include refrigeration equipment, energy usage, and logistics. There is potential for fragmentation within Indonesia's cold chain industry, as different businesses may adhere to different standards and practices. This disarray may result in inefficiencies and make it more difficult to maintain constant quality and dependability. Frequent power outages and unstable energy supplies in some areas can cause transportation and cold storage problems, which can result in the loss and possible rotting of temperature-sensitive goods.
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The COVID-19 pandemic affected the cold chain market in Indonesia profoundly, affecting several facets of the industry. Cold chain logistics were in high demand as a result of the pandemic, especially for the distribution and storage of COVID-19 vaccines and other medical supplies that are sensitive to temperature. The importance of cold chain reliability for public health was highlighted by this increased focus on it. Global and local supply chains were disrupted by COVID-19, which had an impact on the availability of supplies and equipment for the cold chain. Movement restrictions, border inspections, and lockdowns made it difficult to deliver and install refrigeration units and other necessary parts on time.
As Indonesia's capital and commercial hub, Jakarta dominates the cold chain market due to its high concentration of companies, many of which are in the cold chain logistics industry. Some of the Key Players are Agung Cold Storage, Dua Putera Perkasa Pratama, Enseval Putra Megatrading Tbk, Expravert Nasuba, GAC Samudera Cold Chain and others.
Indonesia Cold Chain Market Segmentation:
By Type: Based on the Type, Indonesia Cold Chain Market is segmented as; Cold Storage, Cold Transport.
By Ownership: Based on the Ownership, Indonesia Cold Chain Market is segmented as; 3PL Companies, Owned.
By Temperature Range: Based on the Temperature Range, Indonesia Cold Chain Market is segmented as; Ambient, Chillers, Frozen.
By Automation: Based on the Automation, Indonesia Cold Chain Market is segmented as; Automated Pallets, Non-Automated Pallets.
By Type of Truck: Based on the Type of Truck, Indonesia Cold Chain Market is segmented as; 20 Foot Reefers, 40 Foot Reefers, Reefer Vans/Trucks, Others.
By Mode of Transportation: Based on the Mode of Transportation, Indonesia Cold Chain Market is segmented as; Air, Land, Sea.
By Location: Based on the Location, Indonesia Cold Chain Market is segmented as; Domestic, International.
By Vicinity: Based on the Vicinity, Indonesia Cold Chain Market is segmented as; Inter-City, Intra-City.
By End User: Based on the End User, Indonesia Cold Chain Market is segmented as; Dairy Products, Fruits, Vegetables, Meat and Seafood, Processed Frozen Food, Vaccination and Pharmaceuticals, Others.
By Region: This report also provides the data for key regional segments of Bekasi, Jakarta, Medan, Others.
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Indonesia Cold Chain Market Share
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