• Introduction        5
• Types of cold storage        6
• Products needing cold storage facility        7
• The supply of cold storage in Indonesia        8
• Business model of Cold storage companies in Indonesia        8
• Companies specially renting out cold storage        9
• Logistics and distribution companies renting out cold storage        9
• Number of cold storage facilities and their production capacities        10
• Geographic distribution of cold storage in Greater Jakarta and surrounding areas        13
• Major players        16
• Demand for cold storage in Indonesia        20
• Large retail companies        21
• Large Restaurant Operators        22
• Type of products/services required by different market segment        23
• Consumer's preferences        25
• Procurement method and relation between customers and suppliers        26
• Market size        27
• Market projection (Demand projections and Prospects of new cold storage facilities)        29
• Conclusion        29

• Backgrounds        31
• Food and beverage industry        31
• Cold Storage        32
• Supermarkets        35

• Backgrounds        36
• Broiler market volume        36
• Distributions of broilers        38
• Conditions set by customers        41
• Major offenses        41
• Modern markets        41
• Fast food chain restaurants        42
• Traditional markets (wet market)        42
• Chicken sales at traditional markets        44
• Chicken sales ratio by types        45
• Frequency and quantity of purchases        45
• Preference for broiler condition to be brought (Preference by Parts & Fresh/ Processed)        46
• Expansion plans by big customers        46
• Market prospects for broilers        48

• Consumption low but production increases        50
• Java the largest producer of beef        51
• Imports an alternative        52
• Investments still open wide in cattle farms        52

• Fishery sector has significant contribution to economic development        54
• Fishery Production Growing        55
• Sumatra waters largest contributor to fishery production        56
• Number of fishing boats almost unchanged        57
• Most fish production sold in non auction places        58
• Conclusion        58

• Cargill to build cacao processing plant in Indonesia        59
• XL Axiata secures a loan to refinance debts        59
• Trada Maritime needs US$ 250 m to buy coal transport ships        59
• Bank syndicate to finance oil refinery project of Saratoga        59
• Siam Cement favored to acquire 30% of Chandra Asri        60
• Pertamina EP to explore for oil in Central Sulawesi        60
• MTD Group to expand the capacity of coal port in Cigading        60
• Pelindo III increased investment in 2012        61
• Petross Energy acquires Jatirarangon block        61

• RI & Vietnam cooperate in offshore oil and gas explorations        62
• Numbers of foreign banks and joint venture banks decline        62
• Investment in heavy equipment industry growing        62
• World automotive principals ready to invest Rp 17 trillion        63
• Investment target at US$ 40 billion in infrastructure sector        63
• Use of renewable energy to be mandatory for industry        64
• Malaysia the largest supplier of food and beverage products to Indonesia        64
• Rubber price predicted to remain stable despite global crisis        64
• Major Banks report 33.61% increase in profit        65
• Investment up 15% to Rp 65.4 trillion in Q3 in 2011        65

• Directory of Slaughtering House Companies in Indonesia        66

• Economic Indicators        68
• Export and import        69
• Gross Domestic Product        70
• Oil Price and Foreign Exchange        71
• The Indonesian Economic Trends        72