The Philippine National Cold Chain Committee (NC3) recently launched the DeliverE 2.0 online platform were farmers can easily locate nearby facilities for cold storage of their agricultural produce.
The DeliverE 2.0 offers a comprehensive database of cold chain warehouse service providers nationwide, providing valuable insights into location-specific data on cold storage capacities and demand-supply gaps.
The tool enables businesses to make better-informed decisions and allows for location specific cold chain promotion.
The development of DeliverE 2.0 has led to the successful gathering of relevant baseline data on energy consumption and refrigerant use of cold storage service providers.
This critical information is key to formulating effective policy recommendations that will enable the Philippine Cold Chain Industry to comply with Republic Act No. 11285, also known as the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act, creating a more sustainable and efficient cold chain system.
The committee is led by the Board of Investments, Insight SCS Corp. and United Nations Industrial Development Organization Philippines.
The DeliverE 2.0 system received funding from UNIDO’s Global Partnership for Improving the Food Cold Chain in the Philippines Project.
