FULONGMA Exported a Batch of Sanitation Vehicles to Indonesia
Fulongma Group has recently exported another batch of sanitation vehicles to Indonesia. These vehicles will support the project initiated by the Government of Surabaya and its Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to strengthen local sanitation management.
The exported compacted garbage trucks are designed to be efficient, energy-saving, and environmentally friendly, specifically tailored for the collection and disposal of urban waste. With 12 years of dedicated presence in the Indonesian market, FULONGMA has accumulated extensive experience, establishing itself as a significant partner in the local environmental equipment sector. To date, the company has deployed over 300 vehicles in Indonesia, including garbage trucks, road maintenance vehicles, compact sweepers, and washing sweepers, showcasing the company’s robust technological capabilities and market influence.
The FULONGMA brand is dedicated to providing high-quality products and services to customers worldwide. Through continuous innovation and technological advancement, FULONGMA’s sanitation equipment has received widespread acclaim in the global market. The collaboration with the Surabaya Environmental Protection Agency further underscores FULONGMA’s competitiveness and excellent reputation on a global scale.
FULONGMA Group has always prioritizd environmental protection and drives continuous progress in the field of environmental conservation through its strong research and development capabilities. The company emphasizes technological innovation and upgrades to optimize environmental solutions, aiming to enhance the quality and efficiency of its products and services, thereby making positive contributions to global environmental protection. Looking ahead, FULONGMA will continue to adhere to the principles of sustainable development, deepen cooperation with governments and industry partners worldwide, and jointly promote the development of the environmental protection industry, striving to create a better global ecological environment.
