A cold room project changes country by country — not in the equipment, but in the duty rate, the conformity mark, the port and the paperwork. The panel and the unit are the same; what decides whether the project lands is FORM E in Vietnam, SNI in Indonesia, SASO in Saudi Arabia. Each market page below covers only those local rules.
A single catalogue is usually sent to every market. The equipment is the same; the landed cost is not. A 15-point duty difference on a 200,000 USD order is 30,000 USD, before VAT and port charges are counted.
So each page answers the four questions that decide a project: what duty applies and which document proves it, what conformity mark the customs broker will ask for, which port the panels actually fit through, and who is legally allowed to be on site doing the installation.
Product, room temperature, tonnage and port of discharge — we will come back with the room list, the indicative price and the paperwork the destination requires.