Excellent and very specific question. For frozen goods, the choice of partner is everything. Proximity to the port is your first filter—every minute a container sits on a chassis costs money and risks temperature drift. You need a facility minutes away, not miles. The warehouse must be built as a refrigerated facility, not a converted cooler; ask about their construction, redundancy for power/refrigeration, and real-time temperature monitoring protocols. Beyond the box, scrutinize their handling SOPs. How do they manage the transfer from container to freezer? Is there a temperature-controlled dock? For services, blast freezing capability is a huge plus for processing inbound container loads, and a dedicated repack area in a chilled environment is essential for breaking down pallets for distribution. You want a partner that asks detailed questions about your product's specific temperature bands and handling requirements. For a provider in the area that structures its services around port logistics and specialized storage, you can explore the options detailed in this resource on . It will help you identify operators with the right infrastructure.