The 12th Indonesian Cold Chain Seafood Exhibition IISM (hereinafter referred to as the Indonesian Seafood Exhibition) will be held at the Jakarta Convention Center in Indonesia from May 7 to 10 in 2024. The exhibition is held once a year and is hosted by PIR. It has a long history and is a well-known aquatic exhibition in Indonesia. It ranks among the top ten cold chain exhibitions in the world. The total exhibition area is expected to exceed 10,000 square meters, attracting more than 220 exhibitors from all over the world and more than 26,815 professional visitors.
As the oldest seafood and meat industry trade exhibition in Indonesia, IISM is the best platform for industry insiders. IISM is an annual event for the cold chain system industry, logistics service providers and those seeking solutions.
IISM is held in conjunction with Indonesia Cold Chain Expo to highlight the importance of the cold chain industry in meeting Indonesia’s demand for fresh produce, and Food+Beverage Indonesia, a curated and up-and-coming exhibition for the food and beverage industry!
Well-known exhibitors include Carrier, Sanwoo, FUSO, Topre, Mintec, SANSIN, EPSON, Printmate, etc., as well as more than 10 Chinese companies including Bingma, Braun, Kanglong, Zhonghuitong, and Zhongxue.
market background
According to the latest data, the value of Indonesia’s cold chain logistics market has reached US$472 million in 2023. It is expected that in the next 9 years (2024-2032), the market will continue to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.1%. By 2032, the total value of Indonesia’s cold chain logistics market is expected to grow to US$820 million.
Based on existing data, Indonesia’s cold chain logistics market is expected to maintain a compound growth rate of 8% in the next five years. In terms of consumer demand, with the rapid development of e-commerce and fresh food e-commerce, the demand for cold chain logistics services is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 10%. This growth trend will be more obvious in large cities such as Jakarta and Surabaya. In terms of policy support, the Indonesian government has introduced a series of policies that are conducive to the development of the cold chain logistics industry. It is expected that in the next few years, the government will continue to increase its support and promote the healthy development of the market through tax incentives, financial support and other measures.