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Plastic pallet eco-rating system

Published:  26 April, 2021

EXPORTA, a UK product handling expert, has introduced a new plastic pallet eco-rating system. This system allows customers to purchase a pallet with full visibility of its environmental impact.

Exporta says it is committed to promoting sustainability, from the energy-saving commitments it makes within its working environment right through to the products it provides. In an effort to promote a more sustainable future within the supply chain, it has brought in a specialist plastic pallet eco-rating system.

The ECO MAX pallet is the most sustainable choice within this rating system as it can be repaired as well as recycled. The intention here is to improve the longevity and life-span of these pallets.

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