Spire Fresh Galley Crate (Cold-Chain)

The cold-chain crate contains soil-grown produce and real fresh protein, wet with condensation and carrying the impossible smells of tomato leaf, citrus skin, and raw meat. It must stay between zero and four degrees, upright, logged, and opened only at its destination. The price is not an error. Fresh food is an ultra-wealthy Corridor privilege—Spire households, diplomatic tables, and captains spending bounty money stupidly. Ordinary crews live on sealed long-haul food and stare through the shop glass. A maintained crate buys several days of astonishing meals. Lose refrigeration for hours and it becomes twelve thousand credits of leaking biohazard. Long Burn logs Spire Fresh Galley Crate (Cold-Chain) against a named buyer and confirms cold-hold capacity before releasing the crate. The clerk handles it like medicine with better tomatoes, because one warm transfer can turn wealth into runoff.