Minh Tam
Traders arrange commodities at Binh Dien market. With the cold storage put into use today, preserving commodities at the market will be much easier - Photo: Minh Tam
This is the first cold storage at Binh Dien market located on Nguyen Van Linh Street in HCMC’s District 8.
The facility consists of five cold stores with temperature suitably set by computers to preserve seafood products, vegetables and fruits. Temperatures at the frozen and cool sections are minus 25 degrees Celsius and 5-10 degrees Celsius respectively.
Besides, customers can use packaged services, from storing, preserving, packaging, processing and labeling to freezing and unfreezing aquatic products and farm produce.
Those renting the cold storage will be kept updated with information such as storing temperature, products’ day of production and expiry as well as loading and unloading of commodities via the website.
The cold storage is invested by Saigon Trading Group.
As one of the three wholesale markets in HCMC, Binh Dien market sells many products, most of which are fresh and dried seafood products, fruits and vegetables.
Đăng ký: VietNam News
