
Ever opened a crate of lettuce and found soggy leaves? Or bit into a mango that’s gone soft before its time? Yeah, we’ve seen it too — freshness can vanish faster than you think. A little too much heat, a drafty corner, or a few hours with the wrong humidity — and your quality slips before you know it.
That’s why we don’t just build cold rooms — we build fresh-keeping environments tailored to fruits and vegetables. At our facility in Turkey, we design systems that balance air, temperature, and humidity to help your produce stay crisp, colorful, and full of value. Whether you’re slicing cucumbers in a resort kitchen or packing crates of citrus for export, we help you protect every box.
From roadside vendors in Zanzibar to citrus hubs in Cameroon, our walk-in cold rooms are helping businesses take control of freshness, reduce waste, and deliver better produce — every single day.
Fresh produce doesn’t wait. And it doesn’t forgive. If you’ve ever had to throw out a box of soft tomatoes or watched your spinach droop before lunch service, you know this isn’t just about storage — it’s about doing the job right.
That’s why we don’t believe in “one size fits all.” Every fruit and vegetable has its own tempo. We design walk-in chillers that meet your products where they are — fragile, breathing, and full of life:
We team up with people who handle fast-moving produce, day in and day out:
. 🍊 Citrus exporters in Egypt
· 🥬 Salad prep kitchens in coastal resorts
· 🛒 Grocery chains and wholesalers in warm regions
· 🧺 Packing co-ops and small-scale farmers
· 🏷️ Fresh market vendors in tropical climates
· 🥑 Avocado & Banana ripeners
Feature | Description |
🔲 Type | Modular / Sandwich – customized for produce handling |
🧊 Insulation | PUR foam, 40–44 kg/m³ |
📏 Thickness | 100 mm (chillers), 120 mm (freezers) |
🧽 Surface Finish | Smooth PVC or stainless steel – antibacterial, easy-clean |
🚫 Floor Panels | Anti-slip, waterproof, washable – ideal for crate zones |
🔗 Panel Joint | Cam-lock tongue & groove – leak resistant |
🧼 Corners | Rounded and seamless for fast sanitation |
. 🧲 Checker Aluminum – Durable and easy-clean for pallet zones
· 🧼 PVC Non-Slip – Grippy, easy to hose down
· 🍃 Stainless Steel (304) – Ideal where washdowns are frequent
. 🚧 Ramp entry for crate trolleys
· 🕳️ Recessed layouts for market or prep rooms
· 🧱 Floor-slab mounted for modular pack houses
· ❄️ Foam underlayers when full panel floors are not used
. 🧱 Wall Panels: Smooth, washable, and food-safe
· 🔼 Ceiling Panels: Sag-proof, insulated against condensation
. 🚪 Hinged – For standard access with tight sealing
· 🚪 Swing & Flip-Flap – Hands-free or push-through entry
· 🚪 Sliding – For wider batch or rail system access
. 🚪 Hinged Doors – With tight seals and smooth access
· 🚪 Sliding – For larger bin or bulk entry
· 🚪 Flip-Flap – For fast kitchen or market access
. 🇹🇷 Built in Turkey – CE certified, export-ready, HACCP compliant
· 🌿 Designed for fruits & veggies – not retrofitted general units
· 💧 Humidity and airflow management for delicate produce
· 🔁 Modular systems that evolve with your capacity
· 📞 Expert support and guided delivery, worldwide
What is the ideal storage temperature for fruits and vegetables?
Most vegetables keep best between +2°C and +5°C, while fruits often need slightly higher ranges depending on type. Bananas, for example, should not be stored below +12°C to avoid chilling injury.
Why is humidity control so important for produce cold rooms?
If humidity is too low, lettuce wilts and herbs dry out. If it’s too high, mold and decay accelerate. Balanced humidity helps keep freshness and reduces waste.
Can one cold room store all fruits and vegetables together?
Not always. Some fruits like bananas release ethylene gas, which speeds up ripening of nearby produce. Separate zones or dual-chamber systems prevent cross-contamination.
How do consultants plan BOQ integration for produce cold rooms?
They specify humidity control units, drainage, shelving layouts, and airflow zoning. Clear BOQ entries ensure the system matches operational needs from day one.
What ROI can farmers and distributors expect from Turkey-built produce cold rooms?
Most co-ops and wholesalers report spoilage reduction of 30–40%, paying back investment in under 2 years. For exporters, extended shelf life means fewer rejected shipments.