Ship frozen food safely with this complete guide. Covers packaging specs, dry ice quantities by service level, labeling compliance, shipping schedules, real costs per shipment, common mistakes, and a 9-step pack-out process you can hand off to your team.
Gel packs and insulated containers can replace dry ice for refrigerated food — saving $700+/week for brands shipping 100 packages. This guide covers when gel packs work, when dry ice is still necessary, packaging step-by-step, and the full cost comparison.
Yes, UPS ships frozen food via Next Day Air, 2nd Day Air, and 3 Day Select — plus proprietary Temperature True insulated packaging. This guide covers services, dry ice strategy, costs, compliance, and how UPS compares to FedEx for perishable DTC brands.
Ship food to Canada from the US with this complete guide. Covers the Safe Food for Canadians License, bilingual labeling requirements, CUSMA duty rules, cold chain packaging for customs delays, and carrier selection for perishable DTC brands.
Yes, FedEx ships frozen food via Priority Overnight, Standard Overnight, 2Day, and Express Saver. This guide covers dry ice requirements, packaging, labeling compliance, real costs, and how FedEx compares to UPS and USPS for perishable DTC brands.
