Strategically located in northwest Ohio, our Napoleon facility provides bulk cold storage solutions with convenient access to major distribution routes. Positioned near U.S. Route 24 and within easy reach of I-75, this state-of-the-art facility offers an ideal location for food manufacturers, processors, and pharmaceutical companies looking for reliable, temperature-controlled storage.
Want to get your inventory loaded in and out quickly? Our warehouse was specifically designed to load and unload full truckloads as quickly and efficiently as possible. Our experienced forklift operators have 8 doors to access our refrigerated docks. This allows them to move continuously and avoid bottlenecks, so your drivers can get back on the road as soon as possible.
Conveniently situated in northwest Ohio, our Napoleon facility provides easy access to major transportation routes for efficient regional and national distribution. Just off U.S. Route 24 and with quick access to I-75, this modern cold storage warehouse occupies a key location and serves as a strategic center for major food, logistics, and pharmaceutical companies.
Our facility is ideally located:
Our proximity to Toledo Express Airport and Detroit Metropolitan Airport as well as U.S. Route 6 and I-475 makes transporting goods to regional and national markets quick and easy.
Our temperature-controlled and fully racked cold storage warehouses take advantage of the latest technology, including RF scanning, real-time, EDI-compliant inventory management, and inbound/outbound freight tracking with web portal access. These efficient systems work together to provide you with up-to-the-minute inventory tracking around the clock, so you always have access to the data you need for nimble decision making.
We also make sure your perishables are protected 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with third-party monitoring for temperature stability, burglary, fire, and ammonia.
Our Napoleon cold storage facility is designed to support a variety of industries, including:
Napoleon currently runs 0°F (frozen) and 35°F (refrigerated) programs, with flexibility to configure other setpoints thanks to its multi-room design. Explore options on our Services page or contact us.
Yes. The site is rail-served, though many customers choose over-the-road refrigerated transport based on lane mix and schedules. Contact us to plan inbound flows.
7:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., Monday–Friday.
After you return the completed new-customer packet, accounts are typically set up within three business days. Start the process by contacting us.
We don’t run company trucks. Instead, we work with third-party carriers who schedule directly with our warehouse team for loading and unloading. If helpful, we can connect you—just reach out.
Yes—minimum monthly revenue applies and depends on your program (e.g., storage, handling, and value-added services). We support everything from a single full truckload to large, multi-thousand-pallet accounts. See our Services or contact us.
Our facilities use state-of-the-art industrial ammonia systems managed by modern controls for consistent temperature performance.
No. For product quality and safety, all pickups and deliveries must arrive in a temperature-controlled reefer or box truck with a dock-height deck.
Absolutely. We log temperatures with redundant systems: automated digital sensors with third-party daily data capture plus daily manual probe checks. If your QA team needs records, contact us.
Columbus (Setterlin Drive) currently holds GFSI certification. Fort Wayne West (Lincoln Parkway) is targeted for GFSI certification by the end of 2025 or early 2026. Documentation is available upon request via our contact page.
Both. Interstate offers bulk storage for long‑term or high‑volume inventory and distribution‑style storage for higher‑velocity, pick‑and‑ship operations; many of our sites support a hybrid of the two so you can balance cost and service. This allows you to keep reserve inventory in bulk while staging active SKUs in distribution areas for faster turns.
First, estimate pallet positions: Pallet positions = total cases ÷ cases per pallet (or simply count pallets on hand and forecasted). To approximate cubic feet, multiply the pallet footprint (standard 40×48 in ≈ 13.3 ft²) by your average pallet height and the number of pallets.
Don't worry if this seems complicated, though: Interstate helps customers calculate needed space to right-size cold storage to your needs.
Stabilize product temperature before shipping, use sturdy pallets, stretch‑wrap for airflow and load stability, and label each pallet with SKU, lot, and expiration. Provide handling and storage specs (temperature, humidity, stack height), plus any allergen or inspection requirements.
Typically facilities have controlled access and visitor logs, fencing and CCTV, intrusion and fire alarms, and background‑checked staff. Inside the WMS, lot/serial tracking and role‑based permissions protect inventory; many sites also enforce seal verification and trailer security at the dock.
For a full breakdown of Interstate's extensive security measures, see here.
Yes! Interstate provides temporary and emergency capacity for planned projects or unexpected surges, subject to availability. Terms are flexible, and temperature ranges vary by site. Contact us today for details.
