Dry ice is in high demand today, especially for events and weddings: creating smoke for wedding champagne towers, stages… But where to buy CO2 dry ice, where to buy dry ice, how much does dry ice cost, and what is a reasonable price for dry ice?
How much does dry ice cost in Ho Chi Minh City?
What is a reasonable price for dry ice? According to market price surveys, the average price of dry ice ranges from 55,000 to 65,000 VND/kg. However, in many places, the price of dry ice is much higher.
Is a dry ice price of 55,000 – 65,000 VND/kg really a good deal?
With today’s simple dry ice production technology, the price of CO2 dry ice is not higher than the market price. Many customers are still buying dry ice at very high prices without knowing it.
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Dry ice price quotes at MIGCO
Currently, our company produces, supplies, and distributes dry ice at much lower and more stable prices than the market (from 15% – 20% lower). Moreover, when you buy dry ice products at MIGCO, you will receive FREE – ON-SITE delivery in Ho Chi Minh City such as Thu Duc, District 9, Go Vap, Phu Nhuan….
For other nearby provinces and cities, we will deliver via transportation companies to your doorstep.
Why is dry ice more expensive than regular ice?
Due to its extremely low temperature (-79oC), dry ice has a better cooling effect than regular ice. It is widely and effectively used in preserving frozen products for long-distance transportation. Or for export to foreign countries such as frozen meat, frozen fish, frozen shrimp…
Advantages of using dry ice in preserving food or biomedical products:
- Does not wet the product, no water leakage
- Creates a dry and clean environment
- When dry ice sublimates, the CO2 gas sinks to the bottom of the container, creating a low-oxygen environment that inhibits the activity of harmful microorganisms and mold, helping to preserve food and extend its shelf life.
Superior to regular ice, dry ice is widely used in food and medical preservation… [block id=”lien-he-thong-tin”]
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