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The APB 1210 Pool 5R Pallet is one of the most popular pallets in our range; used across automation systems to efficiently keep supply chains moving whilst it can also generating income! What more could you want?
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The APB 1210 Pool 5R Pallet is one of the most popular pallets in our range; used across automation systems to efficiently keep supply chains moving whilst it can also generating income! What more could you want?
Take yourself back 20 years to the year 2001. The year Apple introduced its first ever iPod, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was the biggest movie blockbuster, Will & Grace was the top sitcom and a pint of milk cost just 36p!
For plastic pallet experts Goplasticpallets.com, 2001 was the year we were founded but it also marked an industry first – as we were the first (and only) wooden pallet supplier to successfully transition to plastic pallets.
20 years on, we’re reflecting on how far we’ve come and looking back at some of the other great UK achievements from 2001!
Folding large containers (FLCs) are designed to optimise your supply chain; protecting the cargo they are carrying, saving space and reducing transportation costs by folding flat when empty.
As you’d expect from the plastic pallet experts, we have worked with a plethora of well known high street retailers. They come to us because they know that we have the knowledge and experience to create solutions to streamline their logistics, automation and storage operations.
The applications and uses for euro plastic pallets are endless but the majority are being used for the import and export of goods across Europe. But how do you know that a Euro pallet is going to fit with your requirements? Browse some of the more frequently asked questions about Euro pallets
The UK has secured 40 million doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, which must be stored at -70C to ensure optimum efficacy, but how do you ensure the safe transportation of the one thing that could put an end to the global pandemic?
As the year draws to a close we wanted to wish you all a very merry festive period and a happy new year.
You’d be forgiven for thinking that every plastic pallet is ‘the same’. Because the uses for plastic pallets are all so incredibly varied, every pallet is completely different in order for it to fit the application.
Some are hygienic, some are super lightweight and others are easily stacked and nested and then there are those that have been specifically designed to work on automated lines to streamline production. The applications are endless, but here are a few plastic pallet uses that we find our customers enquiring about everyday.
With Brexit looming, we have had a lot of enquiries and orders from companies who are looking to make the switch from wooden pallets to plastic pallets in order to ensure that their supply chain is not going to be interrupted by the UK’s exit from Europe.
As if Brexit wasn’t enough, there is also a wood shortage, which has had a knock on effect for wooden pallet supply and demand.
With thousands of Rigid Pallet Boxes in stock all ready for immediate delivery, the only decision you need to make is which one?
Feet, runners or castors – which should I choose?
Renting versus buying plastic pallets has been a long-debated topic. When sourcing a plastic pallet, the decision to rent or buy is one of the most important decisions a business has to make, as the outcome can significantly impact your bottom line. Yet so many times we see businesses choosing the rental option, where buying plastic pallets makes much better financial sense.
Jim Hardisty, MD of Goplasticpallets.com has spoken out following the announcement this weekend that the UK is rushing to stockpile enough heat treated wooden pallets for exporters to the EU from January. The question Jim raises, is why stockpile wooden pallets when plastic pallets can bridge the gap?
So, what is the story and where do we stand?
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