Paper Pallet

Paper Pallets are a highly compliant storage and transportation tool for export. Their core advantage lies in eliminating the fumigation or heat treatment processes of traditional wooden pallets. Made from waste paper and kraft paper, they contain no natural wood components, fundamentally eliminating the risk of pests and diseases. They can directly meet the entry quarantine requirements of most countries, including Europe, the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia, eliminating the need for additional disinfection or labeling procedures. This effectively avoids the detention, destruction, or customs clearance delays caused by quarantine issues, significantly improving cross-border logistics efficiency. Furthermore, they offer greater assurance of material compliance. Unlike some countries that impose additional restrictions on plastic pallets (such as the content of specific chemicals) or recycling labels, paper pallets are simple and easy to test, eliminating material compliance disputes and making them suitable for the packaging and transportation needs of a wide range of export goods.

Paper pallets offer significant advantages in terms of cost control. Their raw materials, primarily waste and recycled paper, are widely available and offer stable market prices, eliminating the need for scarce or expensive raw materials. The production process, primarily lamination and die-cutting, is relatively simple, requiring no complex processing equipment. Large-scale production keeps costs manageable. When purchased in bulk, the unit price is typically only 50%-70% of that of wooden pallets and 30%-50% of that of plastic pallets, directly reducing initial procurement costs. Furthermore, their lightweight nature indirectly reduces the overall shipping weight of goods, helping to lower logistics costs such as sea and air freight, further improving overall cost-effectiveness. They are particularly suitable for companies that are sensitive to packaging costs and frequently export.