Warehouse Temperature FAQs

When you begin using warehouse services, you may have questions about how to store your products.


Let's review some frequently asked questions about warehousing temperatures and services so you can better understand how to store your products and which services to ask your logistics provider about.


FAQs About Warehouse Temperatures

Many people use the phrases "temperature-controlled" and "climate-controlled" interchangeably when describing specific types of warehouses. However, these two are not the same.


It's best to use temperature-controlled warehousing if you need to store your products within specific temperature ranges but not control their humidity levels. If you need to control the humidity around your products, choose a climate-controlled warehouse.


Like the previously discussed terms, temperature mapping and temperature monitoring sound similar, but they're two different things.


Your logistics provider may use both processes to manage their warehouses, but it’s important to understand the difference between them.


What Types of Temperature Storage Services Does FW Logistics Provide?

We offer temperature-controlled and frozen storage services to keep your products safe and secure. Our frozen storage locations offer blast-chilling services that quickly lower the temperature of frozen food products to prepare them for transport.


Our food-grade warehousing services follow all federal and state regulations for storing and transporting food.


We hold ourselves to high industry standards to keep our clients' food products safe. That's why we use both temperature monitoring and temperature mapping processes to keep our frozen and temperature-controlled facilities running smoothly


Need temperature- or climate-controlled storage? Connect with FW Logistics to take advantage of these services. Store Your Products.

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