Pallet buyer guides, specs & pricing
Practical, vendor-neutral guides for warehouse and supply-chain teams sourcing pallets across the U.S.
GMA Pallet Size: Why 48x40 Is the U.S. Standard
The 48x40 GMA pallet is the most common pallet size in U.S. distribution. Here's why it dominates warehousing, retail, and 3PL operations — and when to use other sizes.
ISPM-15 Heat-Treated Pallets: What U.S. Exporters Need to Know
ISPM-15 compliance is required for wood pallets crossing international borders. Here's how heat-treated (HT) pallets work, what to check on the stamp, and when you need them.
New vs Used Pallets: Real Cost Comparison for 2026
Used pallets cost 40-70% less than new — but the math isn't always that simple. Here's how to decide based on volume, freight, and DC requirements.
How to Choose a Pallet Supplier: 7 Questions to Ask
Picking the right pallet supplier protects your DC throughput and your bottom line. Use this checklist before signing any standing order.
Pallet Haul-Off vs Disposal: The Smarter Way to Clear Your Dock
Stop paying to dump pallets. Most U.S. warehouses can get free or paid pickup of used pallets — here's how the haul-off market actually works.
Warehouse Pallet Buying Checklist: Specs to Lock Down Before You RFQ
Before you send an RFQ, document these specs to get accurate, comparable quotes from every supplier on your shortlist.
U.S. Pallet Pricing by Region: 2026 Buyer's Snapshot
Pallet pricing varies meaningfully by region based on hardwood availability, trucking lanes, and industrial density. Here's where you'll pay more — and less.
Block vs Stringer Pallets: Which One Does Your DC Need?
Block pallets and stringer pallets serve different roles. Here's the practical difference, the cost gap, and how to spec the right one for your operation.
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