Our facility is equipped with two 5-ton vapor heat quarantine treatment systems (with a maximum daily treatment capacity of 30 tons), four low-temperature quarantine storage rooms (with a total capacity of about 26 tons), three packaging lines, and three shipping docks.

The packaging area is fully enclosed. All external windows and drainage openings are fitted with nets smaller than 1.6 mm. Each external entrance has at least two doors with air curtains installed. Shipping and receiving entrances are designed for one-way flow to prevent contamination of fruits that have already undergone quarantine treatment. Personnel passages are dimly lit and equipped with four doors to prevent pests such as the Oriental fruit fly from entering the packaging area.

QWhy is quarantine and pest control necessary?

Since Taiwan is an endemic area for pests such as the Oriental fruit fly and melon fly, while countries like Japan, Korea, New Zealand, and Australia are not, most fresh fruits exported to these countries must undergo quarantine pest control treatments. These procedures kill any fruit flies or pests that may exist inside the fruits, preventing infestations in pest-free countries and ensuring export compliance.