Mitsubishi Fuso Brings Integrated Cold-Chain Truck and Telematics Package to Jakarta Food Logistics Expo
Refrigerated trucks paired with Runner Telematics temperature monitoring were showcased at the Food Transport & Logistic Expo 2026, as global investors move into Indonesian cold storage.
At the Food Transport & Logistic Expo 2026 in Jakarta (November 4–6), Mitsubishi Fuso presented integrated cold-chain solutions combining its trucks with Runner Telematics, giving food and beverage fleet operators vehicle and temperature-monitoring packages in one offering. The company positions the package for distribution of fresh produce, dairy, frozen food and pharmaceuticals.
The expo reflects a broader push into Indonesia's cold chain: Peregrine Cold Logistics, backed by infrastructure investor Stonepeak, entered the country through a joint venture with Sinar Primera (acquiring the Pluit facility and planning greenfield development at Narogong), and ID Food has publicly proposed large cold storage facilities in seven cities. Market estimates project the sector to roughly double within six to eight years, with BPOM requiring end-to-end temperature logging for regulated goods.
New refrigerated capacity increasingly arrives bundled with telematics, but the visibility, compliance and document layers — temperature audit trails, handover records, warehouse management integration — remain the software gap around Indonesia's expanding cold-chain hardware.