Cold Freight Services

It’s that time of year again for ice storms. ❄️ Winter Storm Fern will be blanketing the Southeast causing widespread power outages.

Cold Freight Services has plenty of dry ice inventory available at this time to help protect your food, medical, and other perishable items during extended power outages expected from this storm.

Power outages are expected to be widespread and long-lasting. Order early! Dry ice inventory can sell out quickly during major storm events.

COMMERCIAL DELIVERY AVAILABLE

We can deliver dry ice to:
• Grocery stores
• Medical & laboratory facilities
• Blood & plasma centers
• Restaurants
• Other commercial locations with critical perishable needs

⚠️ IMPORTANT:
• No delivery to private homes or residential addresses
• Consumer purchases are pickup only via website orders

🧊 HOW TO ORDER

✅ 5–500 lbs.
Order online (no phone call needed):
👉 https://www.coldfreight.com and select Dry Ice from our Products page.

If you can purchase dry ice on our website, we still have inventory available. Please DO NOT call our office just to ask if dry ice is still in stock. Will Call orders less than 500 lbs. can only be purchased online through our website. Our office does not have a cash register or credit card machine.

📞 500 lbs. orders or MORE for Commercial-volume orders, you must call our office directly: (770) 944-6645

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The residents of Kentucky and the surrounding areas still need your help! If you can donate, please visit the American Red Cross (link below).