SIWUN Logistics | Thailand Deployment
Cross-border fresh produce logistics operates under strict time constraints. For high-value commodities such as durian, seasonal demand peaks, narrow delivery windows, and multi-party handovers directly impact freshness retention, sorting accuracy, and dispatch reliability.
In Thailand, SIWUN implemented an automated sorting system tailored for fresh produce logistics, designed to streamline intake, improve sorting precision, and support efficient cross-border dispatch operations.
Faster Intake
Parallel unloading bays, gravity roller conveyors, and standardized pallet handling enable rapid transfer of goods into the primary sorting workflow, reducing dwell time at the receiving stage.
Accurate Sorting
The system integrates wheel sorters, automatic singulation units, 11-way diverters, and six-sided barcode scanning. With a recognition accuracy above 99.5%, the configuration minimizes manual handling and mis-sort incidents during high-throughput periods.
Digital Packing
One hundred digital packing stations provide integrated barcode validation, dynamic weighing, automated labeling, and real-time dispatch data capture, ensuring traceability and consistent outbound quality.
Operational Outcome
From goods receipt to final dispatch, the SIWUN sorting system reduces interim waiting time, supports freshness preservation, and maintains product integrity throughout cross-border transportation—even under elevated seasonal volumes.
