Send a request
Buy, sell or clear pallets in Jacksonville, Florida: send the request here.
What a useful request names
- The size: 48x40 unless the load says otherwise, and the size of anything odd.
- The grade or the condition: Grade A, B or C, combo, new, a core, or a mixed stack nobody has sorted.
- Whether the pallets must carry the ISPM 15 heat-treatment mark, which an export container needs and a truck to Orlando does not.
- The count, and how often: a one-off stack behind a store, or a weekly flow through a dock.
- Where the freight goes next: overseas in a container, into a grocery or cold dock, by truck, or nowhere because the stack needs clearing.
Stacks and pooled pallets
Blue and red pallets belong to rental pools and are not surplus. Leave them out of the count and say so. A stack that mixes sizes and grades is a normal thing to describe: write what is in it, roughly, and the town or ZIP it sits in.
Not sure which pallet a load needs? Read the lane guide on the home page or the guides on the ISPM 15 stamp and Grade A against Grade B, then send what you know.
Mail to info@jacksonvillepallet.com reaches the same inbox as the form. Do not send card numbers, passwords or other private data by email or in the message box.
Examples of a useful message
- Export: 120 pallets a week, 48x40, HT and DB, four-way, to a Northside dock, boxes leaving through Blount Island.
- Cold dock: 400 a week of dry Grade A or sound Grade B 48x40, Westside, for a grocery dock.
- Clear: about 250 mixed pallets in a yard in Orange Park, 30 of them blue, forklift on site.
- Sell: weekly flow of sorted 48x40 cores from a fulfillment building at Cecil.
Questions
Is one request enough for buying and selling?
One request names what you need. If a dock buys 48x40s and also has cores to clear, describe both in the message.
Which counties does a request cover?
Duval, Clay, St. Johns and Nassau counties in Northeast Florida. Jacksonville, North Carolina and Jacksonville, Illinois are different places.