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How Much Does a 300m³ Cold Room Cost? (Price, Capacity & Real-World Use Cases) - China cold storage solution provider

How Much Does a 300m³ Cold Room Cost? (Price, Capacity & Real-World Use Cases)

A 300 cubic meter cold room is one of the most popular sizes for small-to-mid food businesses—ideal for farms, butcher shops, seafood processors, or pharmacy distributors. But the cost and capacity depend entirely on temperature.

📦 Storage Capacity: How Much Can You Actually Store?

Product Type Typical Density Usable Capacity in 300m³
Fresh fruits/vegetables (loose or cartons) 200–250 kg/m³ 60 – 75 metric tons
Frozen meat/fish (cartons on pallets) 350–400 kg/m³ 105 – 120 metric tons
Pharma/vaccines (palletized, spaced) 150–180 kg/m³ 45 – 55 metric tons

💡 Layout includes aisles and airflow gaps—no overpacking.

💰 Total Investment by Temperature Zone (Turnkey, USD)

Application Temp Range Typical Use Total Cost (USD) Key Features
Chilled Storage 0 to +10°C Fresh produce, dairy, flowers 20,000 100mm PU panels, basic refrigeration, humidity control
Frozen Storage –18 to –23°C Chicken, beef, frozen seafood 32,000 150mm panels, Bitzer compressors, floor insulation
Blast Freezing –35°C IQF shrimp, ready meals, rapid freeze 45,000 200mm panels, cascade system, high-velocity airflow

⚠️ Note: All prices include insulation, refrigeration, electrical, controls, and commissioning—no hidden fees.

🌍 Real-World Insight

A seafood processor in Mombasa, Kenya evaluated options for a new 300m³ facility:

  • Chose –18°C frozen storage ( $ 28,500 USD)
  • Stores: 110 tons of frozen octopus and tilapia fillets
  • Result:
    • Passed EU veterinary inspection
    • Reduced freezer burn from 12% → 2%
    • Enabled monthly container exports to Netherlands
    • Achieved ROI in 10 months

“We didn’t need blast freezing—we needed reliable, long-term frozen storage. This cold room became our export license.”
— Operations Lead, Coastal Seafoods Ltd.

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