Imagine this: Your products are on their way to an important client. Everything’s going well until your refrigerated truck breaks down in the middle of nowhere. Now your products are at risk of spoilage, your client is waiting, and your profit might just go down the drain. Worse, you have no idea how to fix it.
QUEZON CITY, Philippines — JRT Foundation, the charitable arm of Coolaire Consolidated Inc. (Coolaire), conducted Nurturing Mental Health: A Mental Health Awareness Orientation for its TIKYO Scholars on June 13, as part of its pursuit of student development and commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Choosing cheaper maintenance—or skipping it altogether—seems like a smart way for businesses to cut costs. That is, until your refrigerated truck breaks down in the middle of the road. Routine maintenance prevents this from happening by keeping your unit running efficiently. When it’s sacrificed for short-term savings, the costs of neglect can quickly become an expensive mistake.
The holidays are a make-or-break season for businesses. From October to December, demand for frozen and chilled goods increases by 100%, especially ham, meat, dairy, alcohol, and desserts. Indeed, profits increase, but so does the pressure for your refrigerated vans to deliver.
Nonstop running and long routes, not to mention the frequent loading and unloading that destabilizes temperature, force refrigerated vans to work harder. The question is: can yours handle the rush?
Humid summer days out, rainy season in! While the cold weather is a welcome relief for many, the rainy season brings challenges for businesses relying on refrigerated transport. Heavy rains and flooded roads endanger not just the state of refrigerated vans, but businesses themselves, too.
For businesses to ensure their fleet can handle the rainy weather, Coolaire lists these essential rainy season maintenance tips built on decades of truck refrigeration expertise:
QUEZON CITY, Philippines — Coolaire Consolidated Inc. (Coolaire) reaffirms its commitment to sustainable business practices aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 7 Affordable and Clean Energy, SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities, SDG 13 Climate Action, and SDG 14 Life Below Water.
QUEZON CITY, Philippines — JRT Foundation, the charitable arm of Coolaire Consolidated Inc. (Coolaire), distributed over close to 1,000 kilograms of fresh vegetables to Coolaire employees through its Hapag Kalinga Program as part of its commitment to promoting employee welfare.
QUEZON CITY, Philippines — Coolaire, a transport refrigeration pioneer, officially marked its first truck turnover with vehicle company THACO AUTO and distributor BJ Mercantile Inc. at the BJ Mercantile Showroom in Quezon City last Friday, May 8, 2026.
QUEZON CITY, Philippines — In a push for workforce improvement, Coolaire Consolidated Inc. (Coolaire) completed 1,800 hours of technical and soft skills trainings in 2025 as part of its commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) specifically SDG 4 Quality Education, SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth and SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities.
On September 11, 2025, the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), through its SDG Committee, held the first-ever SDG Effectiveness Summit at Dusit Thani Manila. The event gathered business leaders, changemakers, and stakeholders to accelerate the country’s commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the halfway point to the 2030 target.
The discussions highlighted the vital role of small and medium enterprises (SMEs)—w
