Pallets in Miami, FL. Delivered by the truckload.

MIA perishables importers

Flower, fruit, vegetable and seafood importers work out of cooler warehouses around the airport in Doral and Medley. Their pallets sit on wet floors at cold temperatures, then reload onto refrigerated trucks for buyers across the country, so sound deck boards, tight nailing and stringers without splits matter more than appearance.

Doral export forwarders

Freight forwarders and 3PLs in Doral and Medley consolidate air and ocean exports for Latin America and the Caribbean. Countries across the region enforce ISPM 15, so solid-wood pallets leaving here generally need heat treatment and the stamp. Consistent footprints also help when crews build cargo onto aircraft pallets.

Hialeah and Medley distributors

Consumer-goods distributors in Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens and Medley stock South Florida stores and sell to Caribbean buyers. Mixed truckloads ride better on matched, sound 48x40s that stack without crushing, and Grade A recycled stock passes most retail receiving checks without trouble.

Redland fruit and nursery growers

The Redland, about 20 miles southwest of downtown Miami near Homestead, grows avocados and other tropical fruits that rarely grow elsewhere in the continental U.S. Packers there ship fruit to wholesalers and grocers by truck, and their pallets need to tolerate field dust, sun and damp coolers.