OLIMP connects food and beverage brands with a nationwide network of food‑grade warehouses to keep your products fresh and compliant. Whether you need ambient, refrigerated, frozen or temperature‑controlled beverage warehousing, our on‑demand platform pairs you with the right facility and capacity. With thousands of vetted sites, you can store as little as one pallet or scale up to hundreds without long‑term contracts. Request a quote to discover how our food & beverage warehouse solutions streamline your supply chain.
Efficient cross-docking services with strategically located warehouses
Designed to cater to both short-term and long-term storage needs
Ensure a shipments well-organized and safely delivered
Our warehousing solutions combine specialized infrastructure with the latest technology to simplify your operations:
Flexible, on‑demand space: Scale storage up or down with no long‑term commitment. Our network lets you store anything from a single pallet for a day to hundreds of pallets for seasonal peaks.
Beverage warehousing refers to the specialized storage and handling of drinks-both alcoholic and non‑alcoholic-that require tight environmental controls. Proper storage preserves taste, aroma and safety; for instance, wine is typically kept between 55 °F and 59 °F, while beer stores best at 34 °F to 38 °F. Cold storage helps prevent oxidation and spoilage, ensuring your beverages reach customers in peak condition.
Perishable food and drinks are highly sensitive to changes in temperature and humidity. Temperature‑controlled warehousing protects goods from spoilage, ensures regulatory compliance and reduces waste. The global cold‑chain logistics market is projected to grow from $324.85 billion in 2024 to $862.33 billion by 2032, highlighting the increasing need for reliable temperature management.
Key storage types and ranges include:
Temperature‑controlled warehousing relies on insulated buildings, powerful refrigeration systems and continuous monitoring. Real‑time sensor networks and backup power ensure that storage conditions remain stable; any deviation triggers immediate corrective action. This combination of design and technology keeps the cold chain intact and helps businesses avoid spoilage, fines and reputational damage.
Food and beverage warehouses must meet stringent safety standards to prevent contamination and protect consumers. Food‑grade warehousing is defined by specific requirements such as temperature control, sanitation, pest control and hygiene. Two primary facility types exist-dry storage for non‑perishable items and refrigerated storage for perishables.
Regulatory frameworks like the U.S. Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) require warehouses to implement preventative controls rather than respond to contamination. FDA‑certified facilities adhere to FSMA guidelines and undergo regular audits. Failure to maintain proper sanitation can lead to bacterial or pest infestations.
Key compliance requirements include:
OLIMP partners exclusively with FDA‑registered warehouses that hold SQF or ASI Food Safety certifications. Facilities undergo third‑party audits, enforce 24/7 temperature and humidity monitoring with backup power, and follow HACCP‑based procedures to prevent contamination. Detailed lot and batch tracking gives customers confidence in the integrity of every product.
Ready to streamline your supply chain? OLIMP’s logistics specialists make it easy to secure the right food and beverage warehouse. Simply request a quote through our RFQ form or contact our sales team for a tailored solution. Once approved, you can reserve storage space, coordinate delivery and begin shipping-often within days. With flexible, no‑contract warehousing and nationwide coverage, your products stay safe, fresh and moving efficiently.
Request a quote today and discover how OLIMP's tailored solutions can optimize your operations