BARTOW, FL – May 9, 2013 – With a growing number of customers interested in implementing sustainability practices but unsure where to begin, PalletOne is uniquely positioned to educate them on a successful approach. Thomas Bean, who joined PalletOne in October 2012, brings his background in sustainability and industrial recycling to the table to provide a new value-added service to our customers. Bean will be working with customers to develop landfill management and industrial recycling

BUTNER, NC – February 1, 2013 – PalletOne’s Butner, North Carolina, facility is featured in the February issue of the industry publication Pallet Enterprise. The article focuses on PalletOne’s lean journey, detailing the transformation that has taken place at the Butner plant due to the team’s successful implementation of lean practices. It also touches on PalletOne’s mulch certification program, led by teammates at the Butner facility. View the full color version as it appears in

BARTOW, FL – October 19, 2011 – Today marks PalletOne’s tenth anniversary. On this date in 2001, 12 pallet manufacturing facilities came together to form PalletOne, which became the largest new pallet manufacturing company in the United States. In its 10-year history PalletOne has endured through the historic events of 9-11 and the worst recession since the Great Depression, yet the company continues to grow, improve and become stronger. The company has grown from 12

North Carolina to ban wood pallets in landfills on October 1, PalletOne offers solutions for proper disposal BUTNER, NC – September 23, 2009 – Tony Fogleman hates to see anything wasted, especially wood. “There’s no such thing as wood waste. I’ve built a business on that,” says Fogleman, regarded as one of North Carolina’s wood recycling pioneers. Fogleman has been recycling, reengineering and reusing wood pallets since the mid 1980s, so he’s not a bit

Members of the PalletOne of Bartow team pictured with Mylene Kellerman and Pat Stark of the USF SHARP Program. BARTOW, FL – April 24, 2009 – PalletOne’s Bartow, Florida, location today became the company’s first facility to achieve certification through OSHA’s Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program, known as SHARP. The Bartow facility is now one of less than 60 businesses in Florida that are currently SHARP-certified. This certification recognizes PalletOne of Bartow as an

NEW LONDON, WI – April 3, 2008 – PalletOne of Wisconsin was named “Supplier of The Year” in the category of Maintenance Repair and Operations (MRO) by Quad/Graphics and QuadTech, the hemisphere’s largest privately held commercial printer. Greg Strehlow of Quad/Graphics said that this is the first time they have ever given an award like this to a pallet company. He said that they selected PalletOne because of its quality, service and creativity. “Any obstacle

BARTOW, FL – November 15, 2006 – PalletOne, Inc., America’s largest manufacturer of new pallets, announced today that it has recently completed the purchase of Sunbelt Forest Products Corporation, a pressure treated wood and fence manufacturing operation located in Bartow, Florida. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. “We are pleased to be a part of the PalletOne community. The company’s management style shares many similarities with our own corporate culture. We believe that through

BARTOW, FL – June 27, 2002 – PalletOne of Florida was named “Vendor of The Year” for the second time in four years by the Pompano Beach branch of W.R. Bonsal, a major manufacturer of building materials in the South. “We selected PalletOne because of their service record with our plant. We know we can depend on PalletOne to get us pallets when we need them, even if it’s after 5 p.m. or on weekends,”

PalletOne, Inc. announced today that it has completed the purchase of 12 pallet manufacturing facilities in Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, North Carolina, Texas and Wisconsin. The completion of the purchase marks the founding of PalletOne, the largest new pallet manufacturer in the United States. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. The businesses were purchased as part of a divestiture by IFCO Systems, formerly known as PalEx, which was a leading consolidator of pallet