Pallets

PECO Pallet’s expanding service network now includes over 1,300 recovery locations, service depots, and manufacturing locations throughout North America.

Attendees of the forum had an opportunity to hear real-world examples, experiences and best practices from peers in similar industries.

PallCon’s pallets and top frames are designed and manufactured to meet customer performance and reusable target numbers, ultimately reducing waste in the packaging stream.

Firm to serve European locations with custom returnable packaging, protective shipping containers and dunnage systems.

Packaging and packaging savings nearly 10 times what was initially projected.

Metal and X-ray detectors easily identify different proprietary detectable additives in plastic pallets, making it easier to ensure the safety of the product that’s being carried.

Custom pallet manufacturer and global provider of temperature assurance packaging join association.

Small changes in pallet design can yield longer life and less product damage, according to Virginia Tech's Center for Packaging and Unit Load Design.

Extensive input from suppliers and end-users results in best practices for retailers, growers, and providers of RPCs.

Center for Packaging and Unit Load Design (CPULD) at Virginia Tech University to discuss advantages and disadvantages of all types of pallets.

New plant to become company's first facility to offer injection and structural foam molding and dunnage fabrication under one roof.

Integrating ERYPLAST will expand CABKA-IPS' product portfolio, particularly in the field of multi-use logistics pallets.

The newest members of the association are Drader Manufacturing, a manufacturer of reusable products including containers, bins, pallets, dunnage, and other protective packaging; and Paxxal, which provides a pallet series made from Siluma – a new patented material designed to outperform plastic.

New depot to serve more than 50 consumer goods manufacturers.

With the goal of edu­cat­ing sup­ply chain atten­dees on enhanc­ing the strength of wooden pal­lets to make them more reusable, the ses­sion will be part of the Reusable Pack­ag­ing Association’s (RPA) Learn­ing Cen­ter.