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FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL ICE & PRODUCE TOP ICING

Agricultural ice.
Built for your harvest.

Tropical Ice blows flake and crushed ice over sweet corn and other vegetables suitable for top icing inside refrigerated trailers. Work with our team to coordinate agricultural ice around your produce loads, loading location, and shipping schedule.

Produce top icing process: choose flake or crushed ice, apply it over suitable produce in a refrigerated trailer, and transport under refrigeration.
  1. 1Flake + crushed ice
  2. 2Top ice the load
  3. 3Refrigerated transport

BELLE GLADE WAREHOUSE

Agricultural ice
in Belle Glade.

Plan your flake and crushed ice needs with Tropical Ice’s Belle Glade warehouse. Contact our team to coordinate your produce top icing requirements and shipment schedule.

Tropical Ice · Belle Glade

1501 S Main St
Belle Glade, Florida

Call ahead to confirm service arrangements, receiving hours, and availability.

FOR GROWERS, PACKERS & PRODUCE SHIPPERS

Flake and crushed ice for produce.
One team to coordinate it.

Tell us what you’re shipping, where the reefer trailer is loading, and when it needs to leave. We’ll confirm service, access, quantities, and timing for your operation.

SWEET CORN

Support your corn shipments.

Flake and crushed ice are blown over sweet corn loads as part of your approved produce cooling and handling plan.

OTHER SUITABLE VEGETABLES

Match the ice to the crop.

Share the vegetable type and packaging. Your produce team confirms whether direct ice contact and top icing suit the crop and shipment.

REFRIGERATED TRAILERS

Coordinate around loading.

Discuss trailer access, load arrangement, ice needs, and departure time so we can plan the service with your team.

PRODUCE COOLING & COLD-CHAIN SUPPORT

Top icing works
with refrigeration.

Sweet corn is commonly packed with ice or top-iced. UC Davis postharvest guidance identifies prompt cooling and continuous, proper refrigeration as essential to maintaining sweet corn quality.

Our agricultural service supplies and applies flake and crushed ice. Your produce handling team sets the cooling plan, suitable packaging, temperature requirements, and trailer airflow arrangements. Top icing supports that plan; refrigerated storage and transport remain part of the process.

Read UC Davis sweet corn handling guidance

PLAN YOUR PRODUCE LOAD

Bring us the shipment details.

  • Crop or vegetable type and packaging
  • Loading address and service date
  • Number of refrigerated trailers and load size
  • Ice quantity or application requirements
  • Loading window and departure time
  • Trailer access and on-site contact
Discuss your agricultural ice needs

AGRICULTURAL ICE QUESTIONS

Plan the ice.
Protect your schedule.

What is produce top icing?

Top icing places ice over suitable produce to support cooling during storage and transport. Tropical Ice blows flake and crushed ice over sweet corn and other suitable vegetable loads inside refrigerated trailers.

Do you offer flake ice or crushed ice?

We offer both flake ice and crushed ice for agricultural top icing. Tell us your crop, packaging, load arrangement, and preferred ice style so we can coordinate the service with your produce team.

Can you ice vegetables besides sweet corn?

Tell us the crop, packaging, and handling requirements. Other vegetables may be suitable, but your produce team must confirm compatibility with direct ice contact and the proposed application.

Where is agricultural ice service available?

Tropical Ice’s distribution footprint covers Florida outside the Panhandle. Agricultural service is confirmed separately for your loading location, equipment access, quantities, and schedule. Call 866-635-5569 to discuss your load.

What do I need for a quote?

Send the crop, loading address, service date, trailer count, load size, ice requirements, and departure window. We’ll discuss availability and pricing with your team.

FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL ICE

Let’s plan your next load.

Start with your loading location, produce type, and shipment schedule.