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Find Logistics Companies in Florida

Use National Freight Hub to find logistics providers in Florida by service category, city, facility type, and operational fit. Compare providers across categories such as long haul / truckload freight, heavy haul / oversized load transport, warehousing and 3pl, flatbed trucking / open deck freight, and more.

115 providers across 46 cities

Florida is a leading U.S. gateway for Latin American and Caribbean trade, served by the Ports of Miami, Port Everglades, Jacksonville (JAXPORT), and Tampa. Its peninsula corridors of I-95, I-4, and I-75 tie these seaports together, while Miami's cold-chain capacity supports heavy perishables and produce flows.

Logistics infrastructure in Florida

  • Ports of Miami and Port Everglades in South Florida, major gateways for Latin American and Caribbean trade
  • JAXPORT in Jacksonville and the Port of Tampa, serving North Florida and Gulf Coast freight
  • Strong perishables and cold-chain handling through Miami for produce and other temperature-sensitive goods
  • I-95 along the east coast and I-75 through the west, with I-4 linking the Tampa and Orlando distribution corridor
  • Central Florida distribution around Orlando and Lakeland, positioned for statewide and Southeast reach

Choosing a provider in Florida

  • For Latin American or Caribbean trade, weigh a provider's presence at the Ports of Miami and Port Everglades and its customs support.
  • If you move perishables, confirm reefer capacity and cold-chain experience, especially for produce routed through Miami.
  • For statewide coverage, consider a Central Florida base on the I-4 corridor between the Tampa and Atlantic coast ports.
  • Account for hurricane-season contingency planning when evaluating a provider's ability to keep freight moving on I-95 and I-75.

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Featured partners

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Cold-Link Logistics – Auburndale★ Featured Partner

Cold-Link Logistics – Auburndale

Auburndale, Florida

Cold-Link Logistics – Auburndale is a Central Florida cold storage and temperature-controlled logistics facility serving companies that need freezer, cooler, rail, and warehouse support along the I-4 corridor. Strategically positioned between Tampa and Orlando, the Auburndale facility provides access to major Florida production, manufacturing, distribution, and transportation markets. The facility is designed for cold chain operations, with freezer and cooler capabilities, temperature ranges from -10°F to 38°F, 254,000 total square feet, 17 dock doors, 18,000 pallet positions, and 24'–42' clear height. It is also rail-served by CSX, making it a strong fit for companies moving refrigerated, frozen, food-grade, and temperature-sensitive products through Central Florida and the broader Southeast. Cold-Link Logistics Auburndale supports services such as cold storage, freezer storage, cooler storage, inventory management, EDI integration, cross-docking, transloading, import/export support, case picking, wrapping, repalletizing, and special handling. The facility is BRCGS accredited, adding an important compliance and quality signal for food, beverage, grocery, refrigerated, and frozen product logistics. For shippers, manufacturers, distributors, and food supply chain partners looking for cold storage in Central Florida, Cold-Link Logistics Auburndale offers a well-positioned, rail-connected facility with scalable warehouse capacity and cold chain capabilities. This is based on the facility details listed by Cold-Link Logistics and its facility flyer, including location, freezer/cooler capabilities, rail service, square footage, dock doors, temperature range, pallet positions, and BRCGS accreditation

Warehousing and 3PL
Cold Storage FacilityChilledFrozenBRCGS CertificationFood-Grade FacilityCold ChainConsumer Goods

Enhanced providers

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PressEx LogisticsEnhanced

PressEx Logistics

Miami, Florida

PressEx Logistics is a Miami-based logistics provider supporting international trade, freight forwarding, customs brokerage, warehousing, and domestic transportation. The company serves importers, exporters, e-commerce companies, distributors, and shippers moving freight between the United States, Latin America, and other global markets. Its service profile makes it relevant for companies that need coordinated support across air freight, ocean freight, customs clearance, warehousing, trucking, and inland delivery. Located in South Florida, PressEx Logistics is positioned in one of the country’s key gateway markets for import/export activity and Latin America trade lanes. For companies managing international shipments through Miami, the company offers a useful mix of freight forwarding, customs brokerage, warehouse support, and domestic transportation capability. PressEx Logistics may be a fit for shippers looking for help with multimodal logistics, customs coordination, freight movement, import/export handling, and transportation support through a Miami-based logistics partner.

Customs Brokerage / Import Compliance
E-CommerceManufacturing

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Logistics in Florida: frequently asked questions

How do I find logistics companies in Florida?

Search by service category, city, or capability. Florida has 115 providers listed across 24 categories, filter to the service you need, then compare and contact providers directly.

What types of logistics providers are in Florida?

Florida has providers across categories such as long haul / truckload freight, heavy haul / oversized load transport, warehousing and 3pl, flatbed trucking / open deck freight, among others. Browse by category to see what's available.

How do I compare providers in Florida?

Compare on location and service area, facility type, certifications, industries served, software integrations, and the work each provider handles. Save options to your shortlist to compare side by side.

How do I request quotes from providers in Florida?

Open a provider profile and use Request Information, or build an RFQ and send it to a shortlist. Include volumes, product type, timeline, and any special handling so providers can quote accurately.