Serving fresh produce importers, exporters, and logistics operators at the Port of Wilmington - Delaware's primary marine cargo terminal and one of the leading fresh fruit ports on the East Coast.
The Port of Wilmington is Delaware's primary marine cargo terminal, located on the Christina River at the confluence with the Delaware River. It is one of the leading fresh fruit ports in the eastern United States, handling bananas, citrus, and pineapples from Central America and the Caribbean. Exporters and importers operating through Wilmington require ISPM-15 heat-treated pallets to meet international phytosanitary regulations - and Florida Pallet Supply delivers certified pallets directly to Wilmington-area facilities.
Wilmington handles a diverse mix of international cargo that makes ISPM-15 compliance non-negotiable for most shippers operating at this port.
Delivery to all 3 Delaware counties: New Castle, Kent, and Sussex. Wilmington industrial corridor covered.
Heat-treated ISPM-15 certified pallets in stock. IPPC mark with US country code and HT designation.
New GMA for produce receiving and FDA FSMA compliance. Grade A recycled for cost-efficient warehouse transfers.
Drop trailer option for high-volume port operations. Scheduled delivery programs for importers and 3PLs.
Typical turnaround is same-day to next-day from Maryland and Delaware inventory. Most Wilmington-area orders placed before noon ship the same day.
All Florida Pallet Supply ISPM-15 pallets carry the full IPPC mark: country code, producer number, and HT designation. Certificate of Heat Treatment available on request.
Request Compliance Docs →Required for all outbound export shipments. Carries the IPPC mark accepted in all ISPM-15 signatory countries.
Preferred for fresh produce receiving to meet FDA FSMA compliance. Clean, new construction with no prior use.
Cost-efficient option for internal warehouse transfers and domestic distribution where new pallets are not required.
Available for specialized cargo configurations. Contact us with your dimensions and weight requirements for a quote.
Wilmington's cargo mix includes fresh fruit imports from Chiquita, Dole, and Del Monte (bananas, citrus, pineapple from Central America and the Caribbean), automotive parts from Europe, dry bulk, and steel. Primary shipping lanes run to and from Central America, the Caribbean, Europe, and South America - virtually all of which require ISPM-15 compliant wood packaging on export movements.
Florida Pallet Supply delivers throughout Delaware and the surrounding region, covering all key logistics corridors serving the Port of Wilmington.
Serving New Castle County (Wilmington) and all Delaware counties. View our Delaware service pages for county-level delivery details.
Yes. Florida Pallet Supply delivers ISPM-15 heat-treated pallets to facilities throughout Wilmington and New Castle County, including port-area warehouses and distribution centers. Our pallets carry the IPPC heat treatment mark required for international export compliance.
The standard GMA 48x40 pallet is available in both new and recycled grades. We also stock custom sizes for non-standard cargo. All heat-treated pallets are available in the GMA 48x40 dimension by default.
Most Wilmington-area orders are fulfilled within 24 hours. We maintain inventory positioned for Delaware, Maryland, and South Jersey delivery with same-region turnaround on most orders.
Yes. We supply new GMA 48x40 pallets suitable for FDA FSMA-compliant fresh produce handling. For export shipments, our heat-treated pallets carry the IPPC mark satisfying ISPM-15 requirements in all major importing countries.
Yes. We work with importers, exporters, and 3PL operators on standing order programs including drop trailer service, scheduled deliveries, and volume pricing. Request a quote through our contact form to discuss program options.
ISPM-15 certified. Same-day response on all port quotes.
ISPM-15 certified pallets. Same-day quotes. Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey delivery.
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