Used Pallet Recycling Blog
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Stay up to date on the latest news and trends in the pallet and recycling industry. We are a nationwide pallet recycling company. We provide a free used pallet recycling service across the united states. Our company has locations nationwide. Our inventory includes new and Used Pallets. Grade A, Grade B, and Grade C Pallets are available.
Used Pallet Recycling Blog
6M ago
2023 Used Pallet Pricing Across the United States
After seeing all time highs in 2021-2022 pallet prices began to drop down the lower prices across the board in 2023. While this was great for companies purchasing pallets, many pallet yards were hit hard by this sudden drop.
Pricing Factors
The lower prices in 2023 came as s shock to many pallet yards. Although it is not so much a price drop but more so aa stabilization and return to normal price correction. Supply chain issues and the pandemic had caused prices to sky rocket. Which in turn let to a flood of Venture Capital money and acc ..read more
Used Pallet Recycling Blog
7M ago
48 x 40 Pallet Prices Across the United States November 2023
Pallet prices have been on the decline pretty much across the board in US and world. Prices were hyper inflated due to supply chain issues in 2021 and 2022. They have been on a downward spiral ever since. Below we will look at trends and pricing for pallets for the standard size 48×40 wooden pallet.
National Average New – $6 Grade A – $5 Grade B – $3.50 Pallet Cores – $1
Price By State
Alabama
New: $6
Grade A: $5
Grade B: $3.50
Pallet Cores: $1
Alaska
New: $6.50
Grade A: $5.50
Grade B: $4
Pallet Cores: $1.50
Arizona
Ne ..read more
Used Pallet Recycling Blog
1y ago
Whats the Difference between block and stringer pallets?
The two most common types of pallets are classified under block and stringer pallets. Each has a different use case as well as a difference in pricing
Stringer Pallets
The stringer pallet is the most common type of pallet used in the united states. Pallets with stringers are called stringer pallets because they use “stringers” to support the unit load. Typically, stringers consist of 2x4s or 3x4s sandwiched between the top and bottom deck boards.
It is important to specify the length (the stringer length) first, and t ..read more
Used Pallet Recycling Blog
1y ago
Is it Ok to Burn Wooden Pallets?
You can find pallets everywhere, and you can usually get them for free. It is very common to use wooden pallets at bonfires and festivals. While generally speaking is it safe to burn pallets, there are some cases where you should not burn them.
The combustion of some pallets releases toxic chemicals as gasses. A pallet marked “MB” on the side, a pallet painted, or a pallet that is visibly contaminated by chemicals cannot be used as firewood. If a pallet has an MB stamp that means it been treated with methyl bromide and should not be burned.
In some cases ..read more
Used Pallet Recycling Blog
1y ago
How many pallets fit on a truck?
Both box trucks and semi trucks are used when shipping wooden pallets. For a semi you can usually fit somewhere between 480-680 depending on how high you stack them. Box trucks typically carry around 150-300 depending on the truck size. Pallets are usually flat, wooden structures. Would it be possible to stack 26 foot box trucks with pallets to maximize the interior cargo space? A 26 foot box truck can hold how many pallets? This article talks about the amount of pallets a pallet company can fit on a truck
How many pallets can a 53-foot dry van carry ..read more
Used Pallet Recycling Blog
1y ago
Standard Wooden Pallets Weights
It is common for pallets to be made from wood, but pallet manufacturers are producing pallets made from metal, plastic, recycled materials, and paper as well. The pallet is a flat structure used for transport and shipping. The use of pallets is necessary for the shipping of commercial goods and shipping containers. On average, a wooden pallet measures 48 x 40 inches and weighs 25-45 pounds.
How Much Does a 48 x 40 GMA Pallet Weight?
Pallet weights are usually determined by the size and weight bearing capacity of the pallet. Depending ..read more
Used Pallet Recycling Blog
1y ago
Why are Wooden Pallets So Expensive? Factors that Influence Pallet Prices
In order to make informed decisions, business owners need a thorough understanding of the costs associated with wooden pallets. We are frequently asked how much certain pallets cost and why certain amounts are charged. Due to the similarity of pallet construction, many customers believe that all pallets should be priced the same. Sadly, this is not the case!
There are actually a variety of factors that contribute to wooden pallet pricing, and on this page we will cover some of them
North American lumber price cha ..read more
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1y ago
Costco Pallet Vendor Requirements
In the grocery industry, Costco has a significant presence. As of 2022, this retail giant generated $226.954B in revenue, a figure that is expected to rise. In addition to being the second-largest retailer in the world, Costco is an essential contact for vendors. Suppliers can establish a mutually beneficial relationship with Costco by familiarizing themselves with the retailer’s pallet requirements.
Pallet requirements for Costco
Since many pallets used for shipping products to Costco wind up on their retail floor, Costco has a stringent focus on ..read more
Used Pallet Recycling Blog
1y ago
CHEP vs PICO Pallet Removal
It is always a choice between the popular blue CHEP pallets or the red PECO pallets for pallet pool customers. With their diverse pallet specifications, price structures, versatility, and repair, reuse, and recycle pallet programs, these pallet pools enable retailers to maximize supply chain speed and efficiency. The following is a breakdown of how each pallet pool works.
Pallets from CHEP vs. PECO
A pallet rental company like CHEP or a pallet rental company like PECO is a well-established company. Pallet producers, distributors, and retailers can share pools ..read more
Used Pallet Recycling Blog
1y ago
Can I take the Pallets Outside of Cosco?
No you cannot. Pallets are usually not free to take without permission from the owner. Many businesses use pallets to transport their goods and rely on them for their day-to-day operations, so it’s important to obtain permission before taking any pallets. It’s possible that Cosco has specific policies or procedures for their pallets, so it would be best to check with them directly to confirm whether the pallets behind their location are free to take or not.
Where can you find free pallets
When looking for free pallets its best to go ..read more