Custom Pallets for Agriculture

Yes. Kiln-dried, heat-treated pallets are available and stamped with the required IPPC logo, country code, treatment provider ID, and HT treatment code. This meets USDA APHIS and IPPC ISPM-15 standards required for exporting produce and agricultural goods internationally on wood pallets.

Block construction pallets typically offer stronger load-bearing capacity and four-way forklift entry, making them well suited to heavy bins, palletized feed, or bulk produce. Stringer pallets are a lighter-duty, cost-effective option for standard crate and case-good loads common in agricultural distribution.

Yes. New, used/recycled, and remanufactured wood pallets are all available. Used and recycled options provide a cost-effective solution for internal farm-to-warehouse moves, while new pallets are recommended for export shipments or loads requiring consistent structural integrity.

Pricing is quoted per specification based on dimensions, lumber grade, construction type, treatment requirements, and order volume. Contact our team for a competitive quote through our own inventory and expansive supplier network, which helps maintain uninterrupted supply even during peak harvest seasons.

Quarter and half pallets, such as 20x24 and 24x40 inch formats, are commonly used for smaller produce crates, sample shipments, or retail-ready agricultural goods where a full 48x40 pallet would be oversized or inefficient for the load.

Yes. Reinforced double wing stringer and block-construction pallets with partial or full four-way entry support dynamic loads of 4,000 lb or more, making them suitable for bulk feed, fertilizer totes, and other heavy agricultural inputs requiring robust handling.