APM Shipping Services manufactures and recycles wooden pallets on Long Island, while also supplying the shipping room with packaging materials and equipment. Based in Deer Park, the company says almost 90% of its pallet production uses recycled product, and its distinctive 80 Killer stretch film is designed to use less plastic while wrapping pallets tightly. APM describes itself as a people-focused, personality-driven supplier serving the metro New York area.
Pallet Services IncStarted from the back of a pickup truck more than 40 years ago, family-run Pallet Services Inc. now manufactures and supplies new, used, and reconditioned wooden pallets from locations in Clarence and Rochester, New York. With more than 100 employees, the company is Western New York’s largest supplier of grade A and B pallets and serves customers across the region. Its recycling operation reuses pallet components and turns unusable lumber into mulch for local farms, keeping wood out of landfills.CLARENCE, NY
Superior Pallets, IncFamily-run since 2000, Superior Pallets manufactures and recycles wooden pallets from its 70,000-square-foot facility in Lancaster, New York. The company combines two automated production lines with custom pallet building and kiln treatment, handling up to 2,800 standard 48-by-40 pallets per line each shift. Superior Pallets also participates in Woodpack Global, Nature’s Packaging, and the USDA BioPreferred Program for Pallets.BLASDELL, NY
Enpac Pallets & Crates, IncFor more than two decades, Enpac Pallets & Crates Inc. has built its identity around reuse, recovering wood that would otherwise become waste and turning it into dependable shipping platforms. The Corinth, New York, company serves businesses seeking practical ways to control packaging costs while reducing the amount of material sent to landfills.CORINTH, NY
AJ Pallet Recyclers, LLCIn Greencastle, AJ Pallet Recyclers remanufactures and builds pallets while fabricating custom crates and boxes for demanding shipments, including aircraft parts and high-performance engines. The privately owned company has more than 20 years of experience and has operated as an ISPM 15-certified, on-site heat-treating facility since April 2004. Its recycling process also turns scrap wood into animal bedding used by local Cumberland Valley farmers.321219GREENCASTLE, PA