Atlanta, Georgia Cold Storage 3PL Warehouse

Cold Storage Warehousing in Atlanta, Georgia

Smart Warehousing’s Atlanta cold storage facility is strategically located southwest of the city with direct access to I-85 and I-285, placing it at the center of the Southeast distribution market. This location connects efficiently to major ports including Savannah, Charleston, Jacksonville, and Mobile, creating a strong link between international freight and regional demand. As Atlanta continues to grow as a national logistics hub, this facility enhances Smart’s ability to serve food manufacturers and end users quickly, reliably, and at scale.

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Atlanta Cold Storage Warehouse

Smart Warehousing’s Atlanta facility is a fully racked cold storage warehouse with convertible rooms capable of handling deep freeze requirements. Designed for high-volume distribution and fulfillment, it features ample dock space and door capacity to keep operations running efficiently. The facility is well-suited for food manufacturers, retailers, and foodservice providers focused on reducing transportation costs and strengthening their Southeast supply chain.

Facility Specs:

305,858 Square Feet
44,472 Pallet Positions
Temperature Range: –20°F to 38°F
BRCGS Certified

Cold Storage Services in Atlanta, GA

Blast Freezing & Quick Chill Services Fast, efficient cooling to lock in freshness, extend shelf life, and maintain product quality.

Multi-Temperature Storage

Flexible storage with frozen, refrigerated, and convertible rooms for diverse temperature needs.

Food Grade - BRCGS Certified Certified food-grade facility for ensuring food safety, compliance, and quality control.

B2B & Retail Fulfillment Scalable fulfillment for retail and bulk orders with full pallet management and case picking.

Value-Added Services Custom services like kitting, assembly, labeling, sorting, and rework to streamline operations.

Transportation Reliable FTL, LTL, parcel, and drayage solutions for end-to-end shipping and distribution needs.

Supply Chain Logistics Advantages of Atlanta, Georgia

Strategic Location

As the logistics and transportation hub of the Southeast, Atlanta offers unmatched market reach—80% of the U.S. population can be reached within a two-hour flight or a two-day truck drive. This strategic position enables fast, cost-effective connections to both domestic and international markets.

Comprehensive Transportation Infrastructure

Atlanta is anchored by Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world’s busiest and most efficient airport. The airport moves over 650,000 metric tons of cargo annually and is supported by 32 major air carriers. The region also features Georgia’s top-ranked interstate system with 1,200 miles of interstates (I-20, I-75, I-85, and I-95) and 20,000 miles of federal and state highways, ensuring rapid over-the-road distribution.

Port & Rail Connectivity

The Port of Savannah, America’s top seaport for exports of U.S.-made goods, is the third-busiest and fastest-growing container gateway in the country. On-terminal rail service from both Norfolk Southern and CSX provides direct connections to major inland markets. With more than 2,000 refrigerated container slots, it leads the East and Gulf coasts in reefer capacity. Georgia also operates the Southeast’s largest rail network, spanning 5,000 miles and connecting to two Class I railroads and 24 short-line operators.

Technology-Driven Logistics

Hartsfield-Jackson is home to North America’s first Air Cargo Community System (ACCS), enabling shippers, carriers, freight forwarders, and customs brokers to exchange data electronically. This system reduces redundant processes, streamlines documentation, and lowers logistics costs while improving supply chain visibility.

Robust Workforce

Georgia’s workforce includes more than 5.1 million people, making it the second-largest labor pool in the Southeast. Ranked among the top states for access to qualified labor, the state’s talent base continues to grow thanks to steady in-migration and strong workforce development programs.

Source: Georgia Department of Economic Development

Cold Chain Warehousing in Key Markets Across the U.S.

Smart Warehousing operates a robust network of cold chain facilities strategically located across the country to support temperature-sensitive supply chains. Whether you need frozen, refrigerated, or temperature-controlled storage, our nationwide footprint ensures your products are always positioned close to your end customers—reducing transit times and optimizing delivery costs. From single-site support to multi-location solutions, our flexible cold chain network scales with your business.