Americold Logistics Gaffney, SC
Cold Storage Warehouse and Logistics

Cold Storage Facility in
Gaffney, SC

  • Americold Logistics Gaffney
  • 2130 Old Georgia Highway, Gaffney, SC 29340, USA
  • Phone: 864 487 8838
  • Map Link

The Americold Gaffney, SC facility is situated mid-way between Charlotte, NC, and Greenville, SC, and acts as a perfect inventory pile location for distribution to both population centers or any supply chain route along the U.S. Interstate 85 corridor and throughout the region.

The site’s main room is racked and held at frozen temperatures.  An additional smaller room offers bulk storage or a temperature-controlled production space.  The site also has a wide dock used to stage multiple trailer loads or cross-dock operations for convenient distribution logistics. 

Facility capabilities include:

  • 8152 Pallet positions
  • Transportation programs
  • Drop trailer lot
  • Cross-docking
  • Frozen temperature room 0 to -10
  • Bulk storage or production space
  • Case picking
  • SQF
  • Exports services
  • USDA Inspection
  • FDA Approved
  • i-3PL Supply chain control

Directions

From the North

  • Take NC-18 S
  • Continue onto SC-18 S
  • Slight right onto N Logan St
  • Continue straight onto US-29 S/S Granard St

From the East

  • Take I-85 S
  • Take the exit toward Pleasant School Rd
  • Take N Logan St to US-29 S
  • Turn left onto Pleasant School Rd
  • Merge onto SC-18 S/N Limestone St
  • Slight right onto N Logan St
  • Continue straight onto US-29 S/S Granard St

From the South

  • Take I-77 N
  • Take exit 55 toward SC-97 N
  • Turn left onto SC-97 N (signs for Chester)
  • Take SC-9 N to SC-105 N in Union County
  • Turn right onto US-321 N/Columbia Rd
  • Turn left onto US-321 N/J A Cochran Bypass
  • Continue to follow US-321 N
  • Use any lane to turn slightly left onto SC-9 N/Pinckney Rd
  • Merge onto SC-49 S/SC-9 N
  • Slight right onto SC-9 N
  • Turn right onto SC-105 N
  • Turn left onto SC-211 N
  • Turn right onto SC-18 N/SC-211 N
  • Continue to follow SC-18 N
  • Turn left onto Old Race Track Rd
  • Turn right to stay on Old Race Track Rd

From the West

  • Take I-85 N
  • Take exit 90 toward Gaffney
  • Merge onto SC-105 S/Hyatt St
  • Turn right onto US-29 S

Nearest Americold Cold Storage Facilities:

Gaffney is part of Americold’s U.S. cold storage solutions network, providing warehousing, processing, and distribution solutions for proteins, dairy, seafood, fresh fruits and vegetables, frozen foods, and consumer packaged goods (CPG).   

Nearby additional temperature-controlled facilities in our supply chain network include:

  • Americold Logistics Sanford, NC – Americold Farmers/Protein Production [Map Link]
  • Americold Logistics Charlotte, NC [Map Link]
  • Americold Logistics Columbia, SC [Map Link]
  • Americold Logistics Greenville, SC [Map Link]
  • Americold Logistics Piedmont, SC [Map Link]

What’s Near Americold Gaffney

With three nationally certified historic districts, Gaffney, SC continues to honor and preserve its rich history. Located near Cowpens National Battlefield and a short drive from Kings Mountain National Military Park, Gaffney’s Revolutionary War legacy continues to attract visitors looking to learn more about the two major battles that turned the tide for American independence.

It was at Kings Mountain on Oct. 7, 1780, that patriot forces enjoyed their first pivotal victory of the Southern Campaign. A few months later, an army of Continentals and backwoods militia soundly whipped the much-vilified British general Banastre Tarleton in Cowpens, setting forth a chain of events that would lead to the defeat and surrender of the British at Yorktown.

The Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail is another one of Gaffney’s Revolutionary War attractions. The 330-mile commemorative motor route, which traces the path used by patriot militia during the Kings Mountain campaign, runs through the town, ending at the military park.

Later, as the settlement flourished, a health resort was built near the Limestone Springs. The 1835 hotel was later converted into a college for women and now houses the administrative offices of Limestone University. Nine classically inspired buildings on the college campus make up the Limestone Springs Historic District.

The third historic district encompasses an 18-block residential neighborhood featuring stately homes constructed during the boom period at the turn of the century.

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