Igloo moves chilled goods at 0°C to +5°C across the whole of the UK, next-day as standard, from four depots between Yorkshire and the South West. Every consignment travels with a continuous temperature record, so you can prove what arrived is what left.
What’s included
- Nationwide next-day chilled delivery, coast to coast
- Continuous temperature monitoring, recorded against each consignment
- Electronic proof of delivery on completion
- Chilled storage and pick & pack at our depots if you need stock held
Can you hold my product’s exact temperature?
Yes. 0°C to +5°C is the standard chilled band, and we run to your product’s specific requirement within it. If your range is unusual, tell us when you book: the vehicle is set and monitored to that spec.
What we actually carry
Sandwiches, soups, fresh drinks, tomatoes and fresh produce, ingredients heading into kitchens, meal kits heading to consumers. If it lives in a fridge, it travels with us. What chilled work really trades in is shelf life: every hour in transit is an hour off the product’s sellable life. That’s why the whole service is built around speed, with next-day across the UK as standard and timed collections and deliveries when a slot matters.
Who uses chilled distribution?
Food manufacturers moving stock into retail, wholesalers replenishing depots, producers supplying foodservice, and charities redistributing surplus food. If your goods need to arrive cold, on time, and with the evidence to prove it, this is the core of what we do. Frozen lines on the same load are no problem: see frozen distribution.
Temperature capability
| Band | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Frozen | −15°C |
| Chilled | 0°C to +5°C |
| Multi-temperature | Multi-temperature / dual-zone vehicles can carry frozen and chilled on one load. |
Common questions
What temperature does chilled distribution run at?
Can chilled and frozen travel on the same delivery?
How do I get a quote?
Chilled. Frozen. Delivered.
Tell us what you need to move and we'll come back with a clear, no-obligation quote.