USDA APHIS CVB compliant cold storage.
Maine International Cold Storage Facility (MICSF) is proud to support the veterinary biologics supply chain with USDA APHIS Center for Veterinary Biologics (CVB) compliant cold storage. Vaccines and animal biologics, held to verified cold-chain integrity — every step of the way.
Approval you can build a supply chain on.
USDA APHIS CVB compliance isn’t a logo — it’s a verified operating standard for storing vaccines and animal biologics.
USDA APHIS CVB compliant cold storage means MICSF has undergone a rigorous inspection process to verify that vaccines and other animal biologics are stored under strict cold-chain integrity and quality standards — every step of the way.
Cold-chain integrity
Temperature is monitored and controlled from the moment product arrives until it ships — no gaps, no guesswork, verified against USDA standards.
Quality standards
Documented procedures, controlled handling, and audit-ready records keep animal biologics within the quality parameters regulators — and your customers — require.
Peace of mind
For partners moving temperature-sensitive veterinary products, that means knowing your product is in a facility built for compliance and care.
Rigorously verified, not self-declared.
CVB compliance is earned through inspection. Here’s what USDA APHIS verifies before a facility can store veterinary biologics.
Facility inspection
USDA APHIS reviews the storage environment, controls, and construction to confirm it’s fit for veterinary biologics.
Cold-chain verification
Temperature control and monitoring are validated to ensure vaccines stay within required ranges continuously.
Quality & records
Documented procedures, handling protocols, and traceable records are checked against USDA quality standards.
Ongoing compliance
Approval means the standard holds every day — not just on inspection day. Compliance is part of how MICSF operates.
For partners moving temperature-sensitive veterinary products, that means peace of mind — knowing your product is in a facility built for compliance and care.
Built for the veterinary biologics supply chain.
If your product needs the cold chain held and the paperwork clean, MICSF is built for you.
Vaccine manufacturers
Producers of veterinary vaccines needing compliant cold storage close to port and rail.
Biologics distributors
Distributors and 3PLs consolidating animal-health product for regional and export delivery.
Importers & exporters
Partners moving temperature-sensitive veterinary products through the Port of Portland.
USDA APHIS CVB cold storage, answered.
Straight answers to the questions partners ask most about veterinary biologics storage at MICSF.
It is warehousing approved by the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) Center for Veterinary Biologics (CVB). Approval verifies, through a rigorous inspection process, that vaccines and other animal biologics are stored under strict cold-chain integrity and quality standards — every step of the way.
Yes. MICSF supports the veterinary biologics supply chain with USDA APHIS CVB compliant cold storage for temperature-sensitive veterinary products, including vaccines and other animal biologics.
The inspection verifies that the facility maintains cold-chain integrity, temperature control and monitoring, and documented quality standards suitable for storing animal biologics — confirming the product is protected at every step.
MICSF is at 20 West Commercial Street, Portland, Maine 04102 — one minute from the International Marine Terminal and minutes from I-295, rail, and the Portland Jetport.
Email micsf@taylorlog.com or call (207) 464-7648. The MICSF team, operated by Taylor Logistics, replies the same business day.
Your product, protected and compliant.
Interested in learning more about our cold storage capabilities? Reach out and the MICSF team will follow up quickly with the answers you need.