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A pallet program shaped to your industry

A grocery DC, a machine shop, and an orchard have almost nothing in common except this: they all run on pallets. We tune supply, grade, size, and pickup cadence to how your sector actually moves.

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A pallet program shaped to your industry

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which industries does Evergrain serve?

Warehousing and distribution, manufacturing, food and beverage, retail and e-commerce, agriculture, and construction. Each gets a program tuned to its grades, sizes, seasonality, and pickup cadence.

Why does the right pallet differ by industry?

Because the load and the handling differ. A grocery DC needs clean, rack-safe stock moving fast; a machine shop needs high static and racked ratings; an orchard needs cheap, expendable units during a short harvest window.

Do food and beverage operations need special pallets?

They need clean, dry, well-inspected pallets with no protruding nails, loose boards, or staining, and often heat-treated stock. Plastic pallets suit wash-down zones. We grade to whatever your food-safety audit requires.

How do you handle seasonal industries like agriculture?

With pre-positioned inventory and flexible volumes. We forecast peak against your previous seasons, stage stock ahead of the rush, and increase pickup frequency so empties never crowd the yard at the worst moment.

Can you support multiple sites in different regions?

Yes. We run multi-site programs nationwide from our Memphis, TN hub, with consolidated reporting so you get one reconciled count and one diversion figure across every location rather than chasing each yard separately.

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Buy, sell, recycle, or haul — start with a fast, no-obligation quote and we’ll take it from there.