Who CrossCold is built for.
Importers and brands operating at container volume, in tariff-sensitive, temperature-controlled categories. If your duty bill arrives before your revenue does, this is for you.

Seafood & Shrimp Importers
Seafood is one of the most operationally demanding and tariff-sensitive categories in food logistics. Importers face significant duty exposure, frozen inventory pressure, demand variability, and a constant mismatch between container-scale buying and gradual sales.
The clearest use case for the CrossCold model. Defer duty until product sells, stage inventory inside the FTZ, release month-by-month against real demand, maintain cold-chain integrity throughout, and support re-export to other markets without US duty exposure.

Protein Importers (Beef & USDA-Regulated)
Protein imports demand compliance-sensitive logistics, cold-chain precision, and tight operational coordination. The regulatory layer makes an already complex import even harder to manage.
CrossCold provides cold-chain infrastructure and strategic inventory staging, and connects customers to a USDA-certified partner network for regulated cargo — access to compliant handling, coordinated through one relationship.

International Food Brands & Manufacturers
Foreign brands and manufacturers entering the US market need scalable import infrastructure, a flexible inventory position, and the ability to distribute across several markets at once.
CrossCold provides Miami-based FTZ staging, import-flow support, and multi-market redistribution coordination — a single, low-friction entry point into the Americas.

Foodservice & Retail Operators
Foodservice and retail supply chains depend on reliable cold-chain execution, large-volume inventory handling, and responsive coordination.
CrossCold provides dependable temperature-controlled infrastructure and responsive operational coordination for high-volume foodservice and retail inventory.

From Miami, into every market.
Tell us how you import. We'll show you what changes.
A short conversation is usually enough to see where duty deferral fits. Request a quote, or schedule a walk-through of the facility.

