Missouri River Country, Montana Mobile Refrigeration Trailer Rental

First Nations Development Institute Advances Food Sovereignty

The local source article “First Nations Development Institute Advances Food Sovereignty,” dated August 28, 2012, reports Wolf Point Food Bank on the Fort Peck Reservation received grants for two walk-in freezers, a refrigerator and shelving, ICT reported on August 28, 2012. Volunteer Shawn Olson described existing donated and loaned freezers, one converted refrigeration truck, and loaned units sometimes being reclaimed by owners. The program supplied meat and pantry food to tribal members and neighboring communities. Our Missouri River Country service covers Wolf Point and Poplar, continuing through Glasgow, Malta and Culbertson along the northern corridor, and reaches Scobey, Plentywood, Sidney, Circle and Jordan across northeastern Montana

The August 28, 2012 account identified uncertainty in borrowed equipment as well as limited space. A loaned freezer could be reclaimed, while permanent walk-ins promised easier access and more capacity. For a similar food program, losing borrowed storage can create a deadline for moving usable inventory.

A temporary mobile refrigeration trailer could bridge that deadline if it meets the products’ requirements and staff can reach it. Coordinate the return of borrowed equipment with the arrival of temporary space. Call +1 (866) 216-4667 24/7 to review the transfer volume and the period before permanent storage is ready.