Americold Logistics Pedricktown, NJ
Cold Storage Warehouse and Logistics

Cold Storage Facility in
Pedricktown,
New Jersey

  • Americold Logistics Pedricktown
  • 3 Gateway Blvd., Pedricktown, NJ 08067
  • Phone: 856.478.6300
  • Map Link

The Americold Pedricktown facility is located just 30 miles from the Port of Philadelphia. It’s the largest inland USDA Import House and incorporates a customs-bonded area. The Pedricktown facility also offers a protein tempering and protein boxing operation.

With a significant truck fleet based onsite, our Pedricktown facility is an ideal center for your international and domestic temperature-controlled logistics operation and is especially well-suited for distribution from the mid-Atlantic seaboard to New England.

Facility capabilities include:

  • 38,872 Pallet positions
  • Import and Export services
  • Product tempering
  • Port drayage
  • Full suite of transportation programs
  • Drop trailer lot
  • Cross-dock
  • Onsite USDA inspections
  • i-3PL Supply chain control

Directions

From the North

  • Take I-95 S/NJ Turnpike S (Toll road)
  • Continue onto NJ Tpke S/NJ Turnpike S (Toll road)
  • Take exit 4 toward NJ-73 N (Toll road)
  • Keep right, follow signs for NJ-73 N and merge onto NJ-73 N
  • Use the middle lane to stay on NJ-73 N and follow signs for I-295 S/Del Mem Brg
  • Use the right lane to merge onto I-295 S via the ramp to Del Mem Brg
  • Use the right 2 lanes to take the I-295/NJ-42 S exit toward Del Mem Br/Atlantic City
  • Keep right at the fork, follow signs for I-295 S
  • Continue onto I-295 S
  • Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 13 for US-130 S toward US-322 W/Bridgeport/Com Barry Br
  • Continue onto US-130 S
  • Turn right onto Gateway Blvd.

From the East

  • Take Atlantic City Expy W (Toll road)
  • Continue onto NJ-42 N
  • Take exit 14A for NJ-42 N/I-295 S
  • Merge onto I-295 S
  • Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 13 for US-130 S toward US-322 W/Bridgeport/Com Barry Br
  • Continue onto US-130 S
  • Turn right onto Gateway Blvd.
  • Destination will be on the left

From the South

  • Take I-95 N toward New York (Toll road)
  • Keep right at the fork to continue on I-295 N, follow signs for NJTurnpike/Del Mem Br/NY-NJ
  • Entering New Jersey
  • Keep right at the fork to stay on I-295 N, follow signs for Camden/Trenton
  • Take exit 7 toward Auburn/Pedricktown
  • Follow Straughns Mill Rd, Porcupine Rd and US-130 N to Gateway Ln
  • Turn left onto Straughns Mill Rd (signs for Pedricktown)
  • Slight right onto Porcupine Rd
  • Turn right onto US-130 N
  • Turn left onto Gateway Blvd.
  • Destination will be on the left

From the West

  • Take I-76 E (Toll road)
  • Take exit 331A to merge onto I-476 S toward Chester
  • Use the right 2 lanes to merge onto I-95 S toward Chester
  • Take exit 4 for US-322 E toward New Jersey
  • Continue onto US-322 E
  • Entering New Jersey
  • Exit onto US-130 S toward Penns Grv
  • Merge onto US-130 S
  • Turn right onto Gateway Blvd.
  • Destination will be on the left

Nearest Americold Cold Storage Facilities:

  • Americold Logistics Logan Township, NJ [Map Link]
  • Americold Logistics Mullica Hill, NJ [Map Link]
  • Americold Logistics Seabrook, NJ [Map Link]
  • Americold Logistics Vineland, NJ [Map Link]

What’s Near Pedricktown, NJ

Southern New Jersey, or “South Jersey” as the locals refer to this area, is located between Pennsylvania and the lower Delaware River to its west, the Atlantic Ocean to its east, Delaware to its south, and Central Jersey or North Jersey to its north.

South Jersey is part of the Philadelphia metropolitan area, the seventh-largest metropolitan region in the nation with 6.288 million residents in the core metropolitan statistical area and 7.366 million residents in the combined statistical area as of 2020. The area is well known for a unique eco-region known as the Pine Barrens, which remains largely undisturbed despite its location within the Northeastern megalopolis. The South Jersey Pine Barrens are the largest remaining example of the Atlantic coastal pine barrens ecosystem.

Benjamin Franklin called New Jersey “a barrel tapped at both ends”, referencing the Philadelphia influence on South Jersey and the New York City influence on North Jersey.

South Jersey is a treasure trove of charm with a wealth of unforgettable experiences. Overflowing with historic museums, one-of-a-kind outdoor adventures, farm-fresh restaurants, acclaimed wineries, breweries and more, we offer something special for everyone.

Take a scenic hike through the interconnected trails forged throughout the Pinelands. Wander into the past and explore a still-active, centuries-old ironworks. Top off an eventful day with a glass at one of over 30 wineries scattered throughout the region.

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