One of the core advantages of domestic cold storage units is that they can enjoy multiple preferential subsidies relying on relevant domestic policies, further reducing procurement and operation costs, highlighting high cost-performance, and providing stronger cost support for cold storage projects.

         The core embodiment of policy support is relying on relevant national policies such as the 14th Five-Year Plan for Cold Chain Logistics Development. As an important part of domestic cold chain equipment, domestic cold storage units can apply for and enjoy various preferential policies such as R&D subsidies and energy-saving subsidies in accordance with the law.

         These policy subsidies directly reduce the initial procurement cost of equipment, and energy-saving subsidies also help users reduce energy consumption expenses in long-term operation, further widening the cost-performance gap with imported units. Unlike imported units that cannot enjoy domestic policy support, domestic units can fully leverage policy dividends to reduce operational burdens.

         Policy support is not only the country's support for the domestic cold chain equipment industry but also effectively reduces costs and avoids risks for users, making domestic cold storage units more competitive in cost-performance and a preferred choice for cold storage investment.