Tippmann Group and Interstate Warehousing have made a concerted effort to show our commitment to food safety practices in all of our facilities. We are pleased to announce that a third Interstate Warehousing facility has achieved a level 2 Safe Quality Foods (SQF) Certification. The Interstate Warehousing Indianapolis (Franklin), Indiana warehouse earned that SQF certification on May 29, 2014.
“It’s exciting to see another one of our facilities achieve SQF Level 2 Certification.” said John Tippmann, Jr., Tippmann Group President. “The Interstate Warehousing facility in Franklin is the largest facility in our network, and is an integral part of the supply chain in the food industry. Achieving this certification is just one way for us to strengthen our relationship with our customers by showing that food safety is a top priority. The group of employees and management we have at this facility are some of the best in the business, and we are proud of them for earning this certification.”
The IWI Franklin facility was originally built in 2005, and has seen three expansions, in 2008, 2010 and 2012. The facility has a capacity of just under 20 million cubic feet of frozen and refrigerated storage space, with more than 76,000 pallet positions in the facility. IWI Franklin joins our Murfreesboro, TN and Cincinnati, OH facilities who previously earned SQF Level 2 certification.
Tippmann Group offers more than 50 years of experience in the refrigeration industry, specializing in construction and management of refrigerated/frozen distribution centers. Tippmann has designed and built distribution centers for some of the largest companies in the food industry, from retailers to food service to food processors. Tippmann Group also owns and operates Interstate Warehousing, a public refrigerated warehouse company ranked among the top 10 companies of its kind in the United States. Interstate offers customized distribution programs at 8 facilities throughout the United States in Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Nashville, Denver, Franklin (IN), Grand Rapids (MI) and Newport News (VA).