Freight Farms Bankruptcy – What It Means for Container Farming and How Cropbox Can Help
Freight Farms Bankruptcy Filing: What Customers Need to Know
In early 2025, one of the most well-known names in the container farming industry filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection. The company listed over $7 million in liabilities and disclosed limited remaining assets in its court filings. This sudden move marks a significant shift in the controlled environment agriculture space, particularly for customers who have depended on its technology, services, and infrastructure to operate their farms.
The bankruptcy process involves liquidating the company’s remaining assets to satisfy creditors, which means no continued support for customers, partners, or vendors. For growers using these container systems, that raises critical concerns. Without access to spare parts, technical service, or operational guidance, many are left wondering how to maintain their systems or where to turn for reliable help. As the news spreads, customers are actively seeking alternative solutions to keep their farm businesses stable and productive.
Cropbox Is Here to Help Freight Farms Customers
At Cropbox, we’ve spent years building efficient, reliable farming systems inside shipping containers. We grow crops like leafy greens, strawberries, mushrooms, and microgreens in any climate, all year long.
As Freight Farms exits the industry, we’re ready to step up. Whether you’re still running a Freight Farms unit or thinking about an upgrade, we’re here to help.
Supplies & Replacement Parts
We understand the critical importance of consistent access to nutrients, lighting components, irrigation systems, and climate control parts. Cropbox can supply compatible or upgraded alternatives for Freight Farms systems.
Consulting & Technical Support
Our experts have deep knowledge of container farming technology. Whether you need troubleshooting, operational efficiency tips, or help scaling your production, we offer one-on-one consulting tailored to your setup.
Seamless Transitions & System Upgrades
For Freight Farms customers looking to upgrade or transition to a new system, Cropbox offers customized solutions. Our farms are fully integrated, remotely controllable, and designed with user experience in mind—ensuring minimal disruption and maximum productivity.
Committed to the Future of Local Farming
Freight Farms introduced many growers to container farming. Their exit leaves a gap, but also an opportunity. Cropbox remains fully committed to helping growers thrive with high-performance, low-maintenance systems.
We design our farms for real-world growers—with user-friendly controls, smart automation, and long-term support.
Still Using a Freight Farms Container? Let’s Talk.
Need support, parts, or a better path forward? Cropbox is ready to help. Contact Cropbox today to explore how we can help you overcome the difficulties of Freight Farms’ Bankruptcy—whether you’re sticking with your current system or upgrading to a Cropbox.