Dry Ice Near You – Pickup or Delivery at select locations Across Canada

Fast, reliable dry ice supply for food, shipping, blasting, industrial, and specialty applications. Order online, pick up same day, or schedule delivery — available at select Linde locations across Canada.

Your Trusted Dry Ice Supplier in Canada

Looking for dry ice near you? Linde Canada is your reliable source for food-grade dry ice, blasting pellets, custom cuts, and bulk supply. Whether you need dry ice for shipping, food preservation, cleaning, or industrial use, we offer convenient pickup, delivery, and tailored solutions.

With service locations across Canada. We bring the same convenient experience customers trust—backed by Linde’s national scale and expertise.

Why Choose Linde for Dry Ice

Built for Convenience. Backed by Linde.

  • Pickup & Delivery Options – Same-day pickup or scheduled delivery
  • Saturday Hours Available in Brampton, ON – Designed around your needs
  • Custom Cuts & Sizes – at select locations
  • Available in – Blocks, pellets, rice and custom cuts
  • Reliable Supply – Consistent availability, even for high demand
  • Bulk Pricing & Account Support – Cost-effective options for high-volume users
  • National Network – Local service with nationwide coverage

Dry Ice Products

Flexible Formats for Any Application

  • Dry Ice Blocks – Ideal for long-duration cooling
  • Dry Ice Pellets – Perfect for blasting and industrial cleaning
  • Dry Ice Slices / Custom Cuts – Tailored to your needs
  • Bulk Supply / High Volume Orders
  • Specialty Packaging Solutions

Applications & Industries

Dry Ice Solutions for Every Industry

Food & Beverage

  • Cold chain shipping (meat, seafood, frozen meals)
  • Event & catering cooling
  • Beverage carbonation & effects

Medical & Pharmaceutical

  • Vaccine and specimen transport
  • Lab and biotech applications

Industrial & Manufacturing

  • Shrink fitting and metal cooling
  • Maintenance and thermal contraction

Dry Ice Blasting

  • Equipment cleaning (no residue)
  • Mould removal, fire damage cleanup

E-commerce & Logistics

  • Perishable shipping (meal kits, groceries)
  • Last-mile cold delivery

Grocery & Retail

  • Backup refrigeration during outages
  • Frozen product transportation

Events & Entertainment

  • Fog effects for stage and film
  • Halloween and special events

Agriculture & Pest Control

  • Rodent control applications
  • Crop and storage use

How It Works

Simple Ordering, Fast Fulfillment

1. Order Online or Call

Select your product, quantity, and format

2. Choose Pickup or Delivery

Same-day pickup or scheduled delivery available

3. Get Your Dry Ice

Ready when and where you need it

Dry Ice Safety & Handling

Dry ice is extremely cold (-78.5 °C) and requires proper handling:

  • Always use insulated gloves
  • Store in ventilated containers
  • Never seal in airtight containers
  • Keep out of reach of children

Need guidance? Our experts can help you use dry ice safely and effectively.

Designed Around Your Needs

We go beyond supply to make dry ice simple, reliable, and tailored to your operation:

  • Packaging & Storage Guidance – Use dry ice safely and efficiently
  • Recurring Orders – Never run out with scheduled supply
  • Emergency Supply Options – Support when timing matters most

Ready to Order Dry Ice?

Get reliable supply, flexible formats, and nationwide coverage with Linde Canada.

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How to Ship Food with Dry Ice in Canada: A Complete Guide


How to Ship Food with Dry Ice in Canada: A Complete Guide

Shipping frozen or perishable food? Using dry ice for food shipping is one of the most reliable ways to keep products cold during transit. Whether you're sending meal kits, seafood, or frozen goods, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know.

Why Use Dry Ice for Shipping?

Dry ice (-78.5°C) keeps products frozen longer than traditional ice and leaves no liquid residue, making it ideal for:

  • Meat and seafood shipping
  • Frozen meal kits
  • Ice cream and desserts
  • Grocery delivery

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Choose the Right Packaging

Use an insulated container (foam cooler inside a cardboard box).


2. Calculate How Much Dry Ice You Need

  • Short-distance (24 hrs): [X] kg
  • Long-distance (48+ hrs): [X–X] kg

Tip: Always add extra during summer months.


3. Pack Properly

  • Place dry ice on top of items
  • Fill empty space to reduce air pockets
  • Do not seal airtight

4. Label Your Shipment
Include:

  • “Dry Ice” label
  • Weight of dry ice
  • Proper hazard labeling (required for certain carriers)

Safety Tips

  • Always use gloves when handling
  • Store in ventilated areas
  • Never place in sealed containers

Linde offers:

  • Food-grade dry ice
  • Custom sizes for shipping boxes
  • Pickup and delivery options

Dry Ice vs Regular Ice: Which One Should You Use?


Dry Ice vs Regular Ice: Which One Should You Use?

Not all ice is created equal. If you're comparing dry ice vs regular ice, the right choice depends on your application.

Key Differences

Feature Dry Ice Regular Ice
Temperature -78.5 °C 0 °C
Melting Sublimates (no water) Melts into liquid
Best for Freezing Cooling

When to Use Dry Ice

  • Shipping frozen food
  • Long-distance transport
  • Dry ice blasting
  • Medical transport

When to Use Regular Ice

  • Short-term cooling
  • Beverages
  • Everyday use

Why Businesses Choose Dry Ice

  • Longer-lasting cooling
  • No mess or water damage
  • Higher efficiency

Dry Ice Blasting – What It Is & Why It’s Better; The Cleanest Way to Remove Contaminants


Dry Ice Blasting – What It Is & Why It’s Better; The Cleanest Way to Remove Contaminants

Dry ice blasting is an advanced cleaning method used across industries to remove grease, mold, and contaminants without water or chemicals.

How It Works

Dry ice pellets are accelerated at high speed to:

  • Lift contaminants
  • Evaporate instantly
  • Leave no residue

Benefits

  • No water damage
  • No secondary waste
  • Non-abrasive cleaning
  • Reduced downtime

Industries That Use It

  • Manufacturing
  • Food processing
  • Automotive
  • Restoration

Why Supply Matters

Consistent pellet quality is critical for blasting performance.

Linde offers:

  • Reliable pellet supply
  • Bulk delivery
  • Industrial-grade quality

How Long Does Dry Ice Last? Storage Tips & Best Practices


How Long Does Dry Ice Last? Storage Tips & Best Practices

Understanding how long dry ice lasts is key to using it effectively.

Average Lifespan

  • 2 - 4 kg: ~12 - 24 hours
  • 5 - 10 kg: ~24 - 48 hours
  • Large blocks: up to 72 hours

Factors That Affect Duration

  • Container insulation
  • Ambient temperature
  • Air exposure

Tips to Make Dry Ice Last Longer

  • Use insulated coolers
  • Minimize opening containers
  • Store in a cool place
  • Use larger blocks instead of small pieces

Common Mistakes

  • Sealing airtight (dangerous)
  • Using thin containers
  • Using thin containers

Is Dry Ice Safe? Handling & Storage Guide


Is Dry Ice Safe? Handling & Storage Guide

Key Safety Tips

  • Never touch without gloves
  • Always store in ventilated areas
  • Keep away from children
  • Never store in sealed containers

Transporting Dry Ice

  • Keep in ventilated vehicle
  • Store in area that is separated from the passenger compartment
  • Avoid enclosed spaces for long periods

Indoor Use

Dry ice releases CO₂ gas:

  • Use in well-ventilated areas
  • Avoid confined spaces

Trusted Supply Matters

Working with a reliable supplier ensures:

  • Proper packaging
  • Clear instructions
  • Consistent quality

Find Dry Ice Near You

With convenient locations across Canada, Linde makes it easy to buy dry ice near you with flexible pickup and delivery options. Whether you need dry ice today or want to schedule a delivery, our local teams are ready to help.