
Tips for Finding a Consistent Pallet Supplier
Many types of businesses depend on a steady and consistent supply of pallets to keep their operations running smoothly. Working with the right pallet supplier is crucial to keeping your

Many types of businesses depend on a steady and consistent supply of pallets to keep their operations running smoothly. Working with the right pallet supplier is crucial to keeping your

In today’s global economy, there’s a good chance your business will either be sending goods out of the country or receiving them from other countries. If your company sells products

Are you worried about the environmental impact of shipping? It’s definitely on the minds of many people these days. The good news is that wood pallets are an eco-friendly product

As we enter the warmer, wetter months of the year, there is reason to be concerned with the potential to find mold on your wood pallets. Mold can be a

Wood pallets are the number one most used pallet in the US. They are less expensive than plastic and easier to repair or rebuild. When a pallet is rebuilt, it’s

Maintaining an even and flexible pallet supply for your company’s needs may seem as easy as finding a needle in a haystack. Chances are, over the last year or two,

As we look back at 2021, the availability of lumber used to make wood pallets has been a roller coaster of supply and pricing that made many of us pretty

Last month’s blog discussed the different types of partnerships customers can maintain with pallet suppliers, from select services to a total pallet management program. This month we will discuss the

A total pallet management program involves an outside vendor who completely handles all aspects of your company’s pallet operations. While some companies opt to manage their pallet operations completely in-house

Due to a substantial increase in the cost of lumber, many companies in and around Columbus, Ohio, are looking into overhead costs and how they can save money. One of those

In the transportation and storage world, there are terms that seem to be interchangeable in definition and use to some people, but that really is not the case. One example includes

The cost of lumber has increased astronomically in the last year and a half. Here are the facts, costs have gone up over 120% since April 2020 to May 2021