Looking for a pallet supplier in Dane County, Wisconsin? Florida Pallet Supply is the Dane County pallet supplier of choice for warehouses, manufacturers, distributors, and 3PLs. Same-day or scheduled delivery, 50-pallet minimum, full grade range from new GMA to recycled Grade B.
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GMA, heat treated, recycled, and custom pallets delivered to Dane County, Wisconsin.
Wisconsin's pallet market is driven by Milwaukee's industrial corridor, food & dairy processing (Kraft Heinz, Oscar Mayer, American Family Insurance HQ), paper/packaging manufacturing, and I-90/I-94 freight corridors.
Industries: food & beverage (dairy, meat processing), paper/packaging, manufacturing (Harley-Davidson, Oshkosh Corp, Johnson Controls), agriculture, healthcare, insurance.
📦 Serving all of Dane County, WI.
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Beverage bottlers, dry goods packagers, and apparel distributors in Dane County all share one constant: predictable pallets consumption tied to throughput, and we keep that supply moving.
Pool-pallet exchange programs for Dane County retailers participating in CHEP, PECO, or iGPS networks are coordinated separately; we supplement non-pool stock as needed.
Recycled pallets for Dane County comes in Grade A (top condition, no broken stringers, light wear) and Grade B (functional with documented wear). Grade selection happens at quote stage.
Block pallets have nine support blocks for true 4-way forklift entry - preferred for automated handling. Stringer pallets use 2x4 stringers in 2-way entry orientation. Dane County operators with AGVs typically prefer block construction.
Yes. Every Dane County delivery ships with a BOL, and load tracking is available via load number once the driver leaves our yard. ETAs update in real time.
Yes. Custom dimensions, double-faced configurations, and non-GMA specs are available for Dane County accounts. Custom orders run 5-8 days from order to delivery.
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