Temperature-controlled options
| Mode | Temperature range | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Reefer container (20ft / 40ft) | From −25 °C to +25 °C, set per shipment | Frozen and chilled food, fruit, bulk pharma |
| Temperature-controlled air cargo | Typically +2 to +8 °C or +15 to +25 °C | Vaccines, medicines, urgent perishables |
| Refrigerated trucks | Chilled or frozen | Domestic and GCC deliveries |
How we protect the cold chain
- Pre-cooled equipment and agreed temperature set points
- Data loggers and temperature records for every shipment
- Customs documents filed before arrival to avoid waiting time
- SFDA requirements checked in advance for food and medicines
- Direct delivery to cold stores, hospitals and distribution centres
Products we move cold
- Frozen meat, poultry and seafood
- Dairy, chilled food and beverages
- Fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers
- Pharmaceuticals, vaccines and diagnostics
- Chemicals that must stay within a temperature range
Frequently asked questions
Can you ship frozen food to Saudi Arabia?
Yes, in reefer containers at −18 °C or colder, with SFDA documents and health certificates checked before shipping and priority clearance on arrival.
How do you keep medicines cold during transit?
We book GDP-compliant temperature-controlled air cargo, use data loggers and plan clearance so products stay within the required range.
Do you offer refrigerated trucking inside Saudi Arabia?
Yes. We arrange chilled and frozen trucks between cities and from ports to cold stores across the Kingdom.
Reviewed by Hammad Basravi, Operations Manager, Freight & Customs · Updated November 2026