What are the brands of refrigerated trucks?

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VonDaniel
07/29/25 10:00pm
There are many brands of refrigerated trucks, including Changan, Foton, Yuejin, Dongfeng, Sinotruk, Jiangling, Qingling, Shacman, etc. Additional information: Refrigerated truck: A refrigerated truck refers to an enclosed van-type transport vehicle used to maintain the temperature of frozen or fresh goods. It is equipped with a refrigeration unit and a polyurethane insulated compartment, making it a specialized transport vehicle for refrigeration. Refrigerated trucks can be classified by manufacturer, chassis load capacity, and compartment type. Refrigerated transport: Refrigerated trucks are commonly used to transport frozen foods (freezer trucks), dairy products (dairy transport vehicles), vegetables and fruits (fresh goods transport vehicles), vaccines and medicines (vaccine transport vehicles), etc.
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