Looking for a pallet supplier in Berwick, Maine? Florida Pallet Supply is the Berwick 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. Fast delivery to South Berwick, York County.
Florida Pallet Supply delivers pallets to South Berwick, Maine. We serve York County businesses in seafood processing (lobster, salmon, shrimp), paper/timber (Sappi, Resolute), defense (Bath Iron Works, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard), agriculture (potatoes, blueberries), tourism.
Maine's pallet market is driven by Port of Portland (Maine's largest port), paper and timber industry, seafood processing (lobster, salmon), Bath Iron Works (naval shipbuilding), and Presque Isle potato processing.
📦 1-3 business day delivery to South Berwick and all York County, ME.
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The Berwick agricultural cooperative network sources pallets for produce shipping, packing-house operations, and cold-storage distribution to Eastern markets.
Dispatch dispatchers servicing Berwick typically route via I-95, I-75, or I-65 depending on origin yard; transit time runs 6-12 hours from our nearest hub.
Berwick accounts can pay net-30 with credit approval, or via ACH/wire on individual loads. New customers ship COD or prepaid until credit is established.
Yes. Customer pickup at our United States yard is an option for Berwick buyers running their own freight. Schedule pickup 24 hours in advance via dispatch.
Yes. We buy back used pallets from Berwick collectors and recyclers - minimum 250 pallets per load, single-size only (no mixed-size loads). Fast payment via ACH.
Yes. ISPM-15 heat-treated pallets ships from Berwick accounts with IPPC stamps and full export documentation. Required for international shipments to all WTO member countries.
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