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Cold-chain infrastructure where Nepal's produce moves: near the Sunauli border, in the Kathmandu Valley and, soon, in Chitwan.

Cold storage capacity: 3,500 MT operating today and 10,000 MT under development, 13,500 MT in total.
  • Kapilvastu

    2,500 MT

    Operating
  • Kathmandu (Jadibuti)

    1,000 MT

    Operating
  • Tandi, Chitwan

    10,000 MT

    Under development
Aerial view of the Kapilvastu cold store, a white and dark-grey insulated-panel building beside farmland

Kapilvastu

Kapilvastu, Lumbini Province

Operating

A 2,500 MT multi-chamber, modified-atmosphere cold store on 22 kattha, with eight chambers and three ante rooms. It sits near the Sunauli customs point and the East-West Highway.

Capacity
2,500 MT
Chambers
Eight chambers and three ante rooms
Chamber types
Modified atmosphere, general purpose, reheating and ripening, frozen, blast freezing
Site
22 kattha (about 7,450 m²)
Location
Near the Sunauli customs point and the East-West Highway
Crates of produce being moved into a cold store on a pallet truck

Kathmandu (Jadibuti)

Jadibuti, Kathmandu

Operating

A 1,000 MT, four-chamber modified-atmosphere cold store that strengthens our supply chain in the Kathmandu Valley.

Capacity
1,000 MT
Chambers
Four chambers
Chamber types
Modified atmosphere
Serves
The Kathmandu Valley
A cold-storage building under construction, its steel frame partly clad in insulated panels

Tandi, Chitwan

Tandi, Chitwan

Under development

A planned 10,000 MT facility with 19 chambers, including controlled-atmosphere chambers and grading and sorting lines. Civil works and equipment installation are in progress.

Planned capacity
10,000 MT
Chambers
19 chambers, including controlled-atmosphere chambers
Handling
Grading and sorting lines
Progress
Civil works and equipment installation in progress
Steel shelving stacked with crates of fresh vegetables and fruit in a small store

Distribution in the Kathmandu Valley

Frozen and fresh produce is also held at distribution stores in the Kathmandu Valley.

A refrigeration plant room with compressors, insulated pipes and a control panel

Built to keep produce fresh

  • Modified atmosphere control

    Temperature, humidity, CO₂, oxygen and ethylene managed per chamber.

  • SCADA monitoring

    Online control and central data logging of every chamber.

  • Fire-safe insulated panels

    Air-tight, fire-retardant PUF panels faced with PPGL steel, with XPS floor insulation.

  • Redundant refrigeration

    Standby compressors and automatic generator (DG set) backup.

  • Crate and rack storage

    Uniform airflow and load, with mechanised handling.

  • Ripening and reheating

    Dedicated rooms for onion, mango and other commodities.

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