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Panama is the cold-chain gateway of the Americas, the only point in the region where Pacific and Atlantic ocean carriers, the Panama Canal, Tocumen and a duty-free re-export zone converge, so perishables reach the Caribbean, Central America and the Andean region quickly. Flexible reefer capacity, modern refrigeration technology, 24/7 monitoring and alignment with AUPSA for food and the Ministerio de Salud for pharma reduce spoilage, improve supply chain efficiency and keep cargo within strict regulatory requirements.







| Frozen storage | Refrigerated storage | |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature | Sub-zero deep-freeze zones | Zones at 2–8 °C and 15–25 °C |
| Products | Frozen seafood, meat, ice cream, ready meals, vaccines, specialized industrial goods | Fresh produce, dairy, flowers, biologics and other perishable or sensitive goods |
| Main safeguard | Advanced monitoring, automatic alerts and backup power during regional power events | Precise temperature control that reduces spoilage, enhances product quality and keeps products compliant with AUPSA and Ministerio de Salud rules |
| Built for | Inventory that must stay stable through peak-season transit via the Canal | Programs from a single pallet of biologics to full reefer containers arriving at MIT or Balboa |

Founded in 1992 by John Crespo, Interworld Freight serves more than 14,000 clients from its own offices in the USA, Panama, the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas. It is a founding member of the World Cargo Alliance, IATA accredited, CTPAT certified and WCAworld Best Partner 2022. In Panama, our cold storage facility, SOPs and staff training are aligned with AUPSA, the Ministerio de Salud and the DGA. What makes it unique: proximity to Balboa, Cristóbal, MIT, CCT and Tocumen for fast multimodal distribution, direct access to the Zona Libre de Colón for duty-free re-export across the Americas and flexible shared and dedicated reefer space.


