PT Sukanda Djaya
Headquartered in Indonesia
Sukanda Djaya is a national cold-chain distributor of imported and house-brand refrigerated, frozen and dry food and beverage products, supplying Indonesia's food service, retail, wholesale, QSR, catering and healthcare channels from a distribution center in Cibitung, Bekasi.
Services
Regions served
Southeast Asia
Countries
Indonesia
Facilities
1 facility
- MM 2100 Industrial Town, Jl. Irian Blok FF-2, Cibitung, Bekasi 17520, Indonesia
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