In the meat processing industry, temperature control is critical for food safety and product quality. From slaughter to packaging, ice plays a vital role in cooling, preserving and transporting meat. Over the years, refrigeration technology has evolved to meet the stringent hygiene and preservation standards of modern meat processing plants, slaughterhouses and cold chain distribution centers.


Demand for integrated cold chain solutions, including flake ice machines, block ice machines, walk-in coolers and blast freezers,,has surged, especially among large meat processors and frozen food suppliers.
Ice Demand in the Meat Processing Industry
Flake Ice – Ideal for Direct Contact with Meat
- Freezing fresh meat and poultry after slaughter
- Cold mixing in sausage and minced meat production
- Seafood processing and refrigerated display
- Preserving meat during short-distance transportation
Block Ice – Bulk Storage and Transport Cooling
- Export packaging of frozen meats
- Long-haul refrigerated transport
- Crushed ice applications for flexible meat cooling needs
Refrigeration Solutions for Meat Processors
Walk-in Cold Rooms – Safe and Reliable Meat Storage
- Custom sizes available for large or small operations
- Temperature range: -5°C to -25°C
- Polyurethane insulation and stainless steel interior
- Non-slip flooring and optional shelving/cart systems


Blast freezer temperature– Freeze fast, lock in freshness
- Ideal for vacuum-packed meat, seafood and sausages
- Maintains natural texture and prevents ice crystal formation
- Suitable for HACCP-compliant processing lines
Pecold cold chain equipment for the meat industry
- Flake ice machines: 1-30 tons/day
- Block ice machines: 1-20 tons/day
- Walk-in cold rooms: fully customizable
- Blast freezers: high-speed, food-grade safe freezing systems
Pecold – Your Cold Chain Partner
- One-year warranty and full technical support
- DDP delivery service available in Southeast Asia and the Middle East
- Customized equipment solutions available according to different plant layouts and processing needs