All sheets
| Sheet | Summary |
|---|---|
| Euro pallets in 48 × 40 racking | What happens when 800 × 1200 mm and 1200 × 1000 mm pallets go into racking, trailers and conveyors laid out for 48 × 40 in loads, with the arithmetic. |
| Euro pallets in reefer containers | Why refrigerated containers fit fewer euro pallets than dry boxes, with computed counts for 20 ft and 40 ft high cube reefers and the 53 ft domestic reefer. |
| Heat-treated vs methyl bromide pallets | HT against MB on pallet stamps. What each treatment requires under ISPM 15, why EPAL bans methyl bromide on its pallets, and what US and Canadian rules accept. |
| How to check a pallet stamp | A field method for reading the ISPM 15 mark and EPAL markings on a euro pallet's centre block, with the faults that matter for import and resale. |
| How to sell surplus euro pallets | What a buyer needs from you to quote on used EPAL and 1200 × 800 pallets, how to present a lot, and mistakes that cost sellers money. |
| Recycling euro pallets in the US and Canada | When a euro pallet should be recycled rather than sold or repaired, what the EPAL rules allow, and what to tell a recycler. |
| Shipping empty euro pallets back to Europe | How many empty EPAL pallets fit in a container, how the stack height and payload limits work, and what to check before sending empties east. |
| Sourcing EPAL pallets for exports to Europe | A North American exporter's checklist for buying euro pallets that a European receiver will accept, from type and class to ISPM 15 marks and paperwork. |
| Spotting unlicensed EPAL repairs | Signs that an EPAL pallet was repaired outside the licensed system, why it matters for exchange and resale, and what to do with such pallets. |
| What to do with euro pallets from imports | A US or Canadian importer's options for surplus EPAL and other 1200 × 800 pallets left on the dock after European shipments, step by step. |
| Which EPAL class to specify for exports | New, A, B or C? How to choose the EPAL Quality Classification class for a shipment to Europe, based on handling, appearance and what your customer agreed. |