Industry

Pallets for agriculture, where the season decides everything.

Agriculture needs a lot of pallets in a few weeks and very few the rest of the year, and spring is when everyone else wants them too.

A single tall stack of mixed used pallets standing on a warehouse floor with a forklift and daylight beyond — One stackA square stack. A stack that leans is a stack somebody has to touch twice.

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Outdoor storage area in bright sunshine with tall stacks of clean EPAL-stamped pallets beside a Shipping and Receiving door under a clear blue sky

Staged

Clean pallets stacked and staged for loading.

The seasonality problem

The market is tightest exactly when you need it.

Pallet demand tends to rise in spring, when greenhouse shipping, landscaping, produce, construction and beverage all ramp up at once. Used pallet supply cannot grow quickly to match, so spring is often the most expensive time to buy.

The fix is unglamorous: plan volume before the season, store what you can under cover, and ask for the rest as you need it.

What growers ask for

Four things to consider on a farm

01Grade B 48×40Outbound produce that will not come back. Sound and cheap.
02Grade A for return tripsPallets that come back to you season after season are worth buying better. See recycled wood pallets.
03Bulk binsFor apples, squash, root crops and anything harvested in volume. See crates, skids and bins.
04Broken palletsPallets past repair at the end of the season can go for recycling.

Questions

Agriculture questions

Do wet conditions matter?

Yes. Pallets stored outside in a wet field lose strength and grow mould. Keep stock under cover until you need it.

Can I sell pallets back at the end of the season?

You can ask. Choose “Sell my pallets” on the form and give the count, sizes and condition. See sell your pallets.