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Japan-linked startups expand cold food networks in Malaysia and Vietnam
Japan-linked startups are expanding cold distribution networks in Malaysia and Vietnam for fresh food.
They aim to move food directly from producers through farm-to-table supply chains.
Temperature-controlled storage is central to this approach; Secai Marche's warehouse has four temperature zones.
The companies hope the networks will improve their margins.
Their expansion is drawing partnership interest from major logistics and trading companies.
The startups are also targeting demand forecasting, though the available details do not say how that work will operate.
Japan-linked startups are expanding cold food distribution networks in Malaysia and Vietnam.
They aim to deliver fresh food directly from producers and improve margins.
The expansion is attracting partnership interest from major logistics and trading companies.
Secai Marche operates a warehouse with four different temperature zones.
- Who
- Japan-linked startups, including Secai Marche.
- What
- They are expanding cold distribution networks for fresh foods.
- When
- The report was published on November 5, 2026.
- Where
- Malaysia and Vietnam.
- Why
- They aim to improve margins by delivering products directly from producers and are attracting partnership interest.
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- Markets
- Malaysia and Vietnam
- Company
- Secai Marche
- Warehouse storage
- Four different temperature zones
- Published
- November 5, 2026