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    Shipping Frozen Meat

    Anyone have experience with shipping frozen products.? Going from Texas to Utah.


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    I got a gift certificate for Porter Road & they shipped it in a Styrofoam with frozen ice bags.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Artos View Post
      I got a gift certificate for Porter Road & they shipped it in a Styrofoam with frozen ice bags.

      I have a couple of those thick styrofoam containers. Thinking frozen bags also and maybe dry ice. Might check for UPS restrictions if dry ice is an issue.


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        #4
        Look at how Omaha Steaks package and ship their products. They seem to do okay.

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          #5
          Well sealed heavy duty styrofoam chest and dry ice for frozen.

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            #6
            Shipping Frozen Meat

            I cook and freeze briskets , and mail to South Carolina to my father in law . Same as above styrofoam cooler and put in box .


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              #7
              Originally posted by mdb View Post
              I have a couple of those thick styrofoam containers. Thinking frozen bags also and maybe dry ice. Might check for UPS restrictions if dry ice is an issue.


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              Dry ice needs to be <5 lbs. for UPS

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                #8
                Recently shipped some frozen ducks to Alabama - be warned it was muy expensive! UPS overnight for a 15x15x15 cooler was $260.
                Wrap in newspaper or something similar and pack in styrofoam cooler. The smaller the cooler, the better as it get exponentially more expensive the bigger the container. I did not use dry ice for the ducks but we have used it to ship food items and food was still frozen solid when it arrived 2 days later.
                FYI, you don’t have to put the cooler in a box. Just tape up good and put your labels right on it.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Deano5x View Post
                  I cook and freeze briskets , and mail to South Carolina to my father in law . Same as above styrofoam cooler and put in box .


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                  Can you give more information. Box size, weight, which shipper and cost.

                  UPS charges for the greater of actual weight or dimensional weight. DW=(LxWxH)/139 That’s where they get ya.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by ra61hunting View Post
                    Look at how Omaha Steaks package and ship their products. They seem to do okay.

                    That’s one of the boxes I have from a long while back. Was going to use it. But it needs to go in cardboard box for shipping.


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                      #11
                      Wife uses Pirateship.com for either USPS or UPS for her business.
                      You can pick the cheapest route and print your own labels. It is based on dimensions and weight.


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                        #12
                        Use our free UPS and USPS-certified shipping software to get pre-negotiated discounts for the cheapest shipping rates, which can save you up to 89%.



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                          #13
                          Dry Ice is considered Hazmat for shipping purposes. Avoid using it to save a considerable amount of money.

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                            #14
                            My friend ships us wagyu all the time. (Shameless plug for g5 cattle company). It comes in a box with an emergency blanket, then foam, then the beef, with ice packs in there with it. Hasn’t ever been thawed out so I guess that’s a Good combination.

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