In the wake of Sam’s club shift to block pallets, we drill deeper into the Block Pallet trend and understand corporate pallet compliance policies

Join us to examine the differences between a pallet broker and a pallet manufacturer and how PalletOne’s national network combines the best of both worlds.

What is a Heat Treated Pallet? A Heat Treated pallet (HT pallets) is a wood pallet that has been heated to a minimum core temperature of 56°C (132.8 °F) for at least 30 minutes to kill pests, making it safe for export. The pallet is stamped with an official heat treated stamp to certify the heating process meets the ISPM 15 protocol. What is an ISPM 15 pallet? ISPM 15 is the industry standard for […]

Out of sight can mean out of mind, but out of mind isn’t necessarily a good thing regarding pallet nails. While the price difference between cheaper and more expensive pallet nails is modest, a better-quality nail can make a dramatic improvement in pallet quality. Without getting too technical, in this blog, we introduce some of the basics that can be useful for wooden pallet buyers to understand.  Simply put, fasteners bind the wooden components of […]

Should you choose block pallets or stringer pallets? Understanding the strengths of each will help you determine which option best supports your supply chain’s efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

We Buy and Sell Used Wood Pallets At PalletOne, our national wood pallet recycling facilities buy and sell recycled pallets. Our pallet company has many USA locations in your area that will buy wooden pallets in bulk from your business and/or sell new pallets to your business wholesale. Our pallet company can also repair or remanufacture your pallet inventory. PalletOne buys used wood pallets for recycling, from corporations, local businesses, and the general public. We […]

Discover the advantages of block stacking unit loads and why quality pallets are essential. Learn how this secure and efficient storage method can benefit your warehouse operations, and explore four crucial reasons why sturdy, well-maintained pallets matter for stability and safety.

The pallet industry in Texas is a significant player in the state’s economy. Its central location in the U.S. supply chain makes it a hub for pallet suppliers, manufacturers, and companies.

Dunnage, low-cost materials like wood or plastic used to stabilize and secure loads during transportation, plays a crucial role in freight shipping.

We are currently monitoring a significant shift from one-way to reusable pallets in the building materials sector, particularly in Europe. But what about here in North America?