Our Service Locations

Oregon is the home state of Pallets Eco and the foundation of our pallet recycling and supply network. The state's thriving timber industry provides a natural advantage for pallet manufacturing, with sustainable forestry practices embedded in the region's culture. Oregon's position along the Pacific coast, anchored by the Port of Portland, makes it a critical gateway for international trade and domestic freight movement. The state's commitment to environmental stewardship aligns perfectly with our mission to reduce pallet waste and promote circular economy practices across the supply chain. From the Willamette Valley's agricultural heartland to the high-tech corridor along the I-5, Oregon's diverse economy generates consistent, year-round demand for quality pallets.

Washington State is a powerhouse of commerce and trade, home to the largest port complex on the West Coast and a diverse economy spanning technology, agriculture, aerospace, and manufacturing. The state's proximity to Oregon makes it a natural extension of Pallets Eco's service area, with efficient freight corridors along I-5 and I-90 connecting our Portland headquarters to every major Washington market. Washington's agricultural sector, particularly in the eastern part of the state, generates massive seasonal demand for pallets, while the Puget Sound region's technology and retail giants maintain year-round pallet consumption at extraordinary volumes. The state's progressive environmental policies and strong recycling culture align well with our mission to keep pallets out of landfills and in productive use.

California represents the single largest pallet market in the United States, driven by the state's massive agricultural output, its ports handling nearly 40% of all U.S. container imports, and a manufacturing sector that leads the nation. Pallets Eco serves California through strategic freight corridors along I-5 and partnerships with regional carriers, bringing our eco-friendly pallet solutions to businesses from Sacramento to San Diego. The state's ambitious environmental regulations, including mandatory recycling targets and strict air quality standards, create both compliance requirements and market opportunities for sustainable pallet providers. California's Central Valley alone produces over a third of the nation's fruits and vegetables, generating staggering seasonal demand for food-grade pallets that our recycling operations are designed to meet.

Idaho's rapidly growing economy, anchored by agriculture, food processing, technology, and timber, creates a dynamic and expanding market for pallet services. The state's position along major east-west freight corridors connecting the Pacific Northwest to the Mountain West makes it a natural extension of Pallets Eco's service area, with efficient delivery routes via I-84 from our Portland headquarters. Idaho's agricultural sector, led by potato production, dairy, and grain farming, generates enormous seasonal demand for pallets, while the Boise metro area's booming technology and manufacturing sectors provide steady year-round consumption. The state's timber resources in the northern panhandle region support local pallet manufacturing, but growing demand frequently outpaces local supply, creating opportunities for our recycled pallet products.

Montana's vast geography and resource-based economy create unique pallet logistics challenges and opportunities. The state's agricultural sector, centered on grain, cattle, and specialty crops, generates significant seasonal pallet demand, while its growing cities of Billings and Missoula support expanding warehouse and distribution operations. Pallets Eco serves Montana through strategic freight routes from Portland, leveraging I-90 and I-15 corridors to reach the state's key population centers. Montana's timber resources, particularly in the western part of the state, support local pallet manufacturing, but the state's rapid growth and increasing trade volumes frequently create supply gaps that our recycled pallet products are well-positioned to fill. Montana's wide-open spaces mean longer delivery distances, but our route optimization ensures cost-effective service throughout the state.

Nevada's economy has diversified dramatically beyond gaming and tourism, with logistics, warehousing, advanced manufacturing, and renewable energy creating robust and growing demand for pallet services across the state. The state's business-friendly tax environment, with no corporate or personal income tax, has attracted massive distribution center developments, particularly in the Reno-Sparks corridor and the Las Vegas metro area. Pallets Eco serves Nevada through I-5 and US-95/I-80 freight corridors from Portland, bringing eco-friendly pallet solutions to one of the fastest-growing states in the nation. Nevada's arid climate is actually advantageous for pallet storage, as the low humidity reduces mold and degradation issues that affect pallet inventories in wetter regions.

Arizona has emerged as one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, with its booming population, expanding manufacturing base, and strategic position along major southwest freight corridors driving substantial pallet demand. The Phoenix metropolitan area, one of the largest in the country, serves as a major distribution hub for the entire Desert Southwest, while Tucson's proximity to the Mexican border supports significant cross-border trade logistics. Pallets Eco serves Arizona through I-5 and I-10 freight connections, delivering eco-friendly pallet products to a market increasingly focused on sustainability despite its arid environment. Arizona's semiconductor and advanced manufacturing investments, including major projects by TSMC and Intel, are creating unprecedented new demand for specialty pallets designed for sensitive electronic components and cleanroom materials.

Colorado's diverse and rapidly growing economy, anchored by technology, aerospace, outdoor recreation, and agriculture, generates strong and expanding pallet demand across the state. The Denver metropolitan area serves as the primary distribution hub for the Mountain West, with freight connections to both coasts and a central geographic position that makes it an ideal location for national distribution centers. Pallets Eco serves Colorado through I-80 and I-76 freight corridors from our Portland operations, delivering recycled pallets to the Front Range and beyond. Colorado's progressive environmental policies and strong outdoor culture create natural demand for eco-friendly pallet solutions, with businesses and consumers alike prioritizing sustainability. The state's craft beverage industry, one of the most vibrant in the nation, is a particularly enthusiastic market for our recycled pallet products.

Utah's robust and diversified economy, anchored by technology, logistics, outdoor recreation, and natural resources, has made it one of the fastest-growing states in the nation with correspondingly rapid increases in pallet demand. The state's position at the crossroads of I-15 and I-80 makes it a strategic distribution hub for the Intermountain West, connecting Pacific Northwest and California markets to the Mountain West and Great Plains. Pallets Eco serves Utah through efficient freight corridors from Portland, delivering our eco-friendly pallet solutions to the Wasatch Front and beyond. Utah's business-friendly regulatory environment and young, educated workforce have attracted major corporate operations and distribution centers, creating a dynamic pallet market that continues to expand. The state's outdoor recreation economy, contributing over $12 billion annually, generates seasonal pallet demand for sporting goods and adventure gear distribution.

Texas is the second-largest pallet market in the United States, rivaling California in total consumption, with an economy driven by energy, agriculture, manufacturing, technology, and international trade that generates massive and diverse pallet demand. The state's extensive port infrastructure along the Gulf Coast, its position as a gateway for U.S.-Mexico trade, and its central geographic location have made Texas a national leader in logistics and distribution. Pallets Eco serves the Texas market through long-haul freight routes and regional partnerships, delivering our eco-friendly pallet solutions to businesses across the state's major metropolitan areas. Texas's business-friendly regulatory environment and absence of state income tax have attracted enormous corporate investment, including distribution center construction that continues to multiply pallet demand. The sheer scale of Texas, with four of the nation's ten largest cities, creates pallet consumption at a level matched by very few states.

Alabama is a cornerstone of the southeastern United States economy, with deep roots in manufacturing, aerospace, and automotive production that drive significant pallet demand across the state. The Port of Mobile on the Gulf Coast serves as a major gateway for international trade, handling millions of tons of containerized and bulk cargo each year, nearly all of which moves on palletized loads. Alabama's extensive network of interstate highways, including I-65, I-20, and I-59, creates efficient freight corridors connecting the state's industrial centers to markets throughout the Southeast and beyond. The state's growing automotive sector, anchored by assembly plants for Mercedes-Benz, Honda, Hyundai, and Mazda-Toyota, generates enormous year-round demand for specialty and standard pallets. PalletsEco serves Alabama businesses with reliable pallet supply, recycling, and custom manufacturing solutions tailored to the state's diverse industrial needs, from Birmingham's steel district to Mobile's shipyards and Huntsville's aerospace corridor.

Alaska presents a unique and challenging logistics environment unlike any other state in the nation, with vast distances, extreme weather conditions, and limited road infrastructure that make reliable pallet supply a critical need for businesses operating in the Last Frontier. The state's economy is driven by oil and gas extraction, commercial fishing, mining, and federal government operations, all of which depend on robust freight logistics and palletized cargo movement. The Port of Anchorage handles roughly half of all goods entering the state, making it the lifeline for Alaska's supply chain and a major hub for pallet consumption. Alaska's geographic isolation from the lower 48 states means that pallets arriving with inbound freight are especially valuable and worth recycling rather than discarding. PalletsEco partners with Alaska businesses to maximize pallet reuse, reduce waste shipping costs, and ensure reliable supply of both new and recycled pallets through our West Coast logistics network connecting Portland to Anchorage and beyond.

Arkansas is a major logistics and manufacturing hub in the south-central United States, anchored by the global headquarters of Walmart in Bentonville, which alone drives extraordinary pallet demand across the entire state and beyond. The state's economy is powered by retail distribution, poultry and agriculture, trucking and transportation, and a growing technology sector, all of which depend heavily on efficient pallet logistics. Arkansas's extensive highway system, centered on the I-40 and I-30 corridors, positions the state as a crossroads for freight moving between the Midwest, Southeast, and Texas. The Arkansas River navigation system provides inland waterway access to the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico, adding another dimension to the state's freight capabilities. PalletsEco serves Arkansas businesses with high-volume pallet supply, recycling programs, and custom solutions designed to meet the exacting standards of the state's world-class retail and food processing industries.

Connecticut is a small but economically powerful state in the heart of New England, with a GDP per capita among the highest in the nation, driven by financial services, insurance, aerospace manufacturing, and pharmaceutical production. The state's position along the I-95 corridor between New York City and Boston places it squarely in the densest freight lane in North America, with billions of dollars in palletized goods moving through Connecticut's warehouses and distribution centers daily. Connecticut's deep manufacturing heritage includes Pratt & Whitney jet engines, Sikorsky helicopters, and Electric Boat submarines, all requiring specialty pallet solutions for precision components. The Port of New Haven and smaller coastal ports add maritime freight dimensions to the state's logistics infrastructure. PalletsEco serves Connecticut businesses with high-quality recycled and new pallets delivered through our East Coast distribution network, supporting the state's premium manufacturing, pharmaceutical, and financial sectors with reliable, sustainable pallet solutions.

Delaware may be the second-smallest state in the nation, but its economic impact far exceeds its geographic footprint, with a business-friendly legal environment that has attracted over 65% of Fortune 500 companies to incorporate within its borders. The state's economy is driven by financial services, chemical manufacturing, pharmaceutical production, and logistics, with the Port of Wilmington serving as a major Mid-Atlantic gateway for fruit imports and containerized cargo. Delaware's position along the I-95 corridor between Philadelphia and Baltimore places it at the heart of the Northeast's busiest freight lane, generating consistent pallet demand from distribution centers, chemical plants, and financial services operations. The absence of state sales tax makes Delaware an attractive location for warehousing and distribution, further concentrating pallet demand within its borders. PalletsEco serves Delaware businesses with tailored pallet solutions that support the state's unique mix of corporate, chemical, and agricultural logistics needs.

Florida is the third-most-populous state in the nation and one of the largest pallet markets in the United States, driven by a massive and diverse economy that spans tourism, agriculture, aerospace, international trade, and rapidly growing logistics and e-commerce sectors. The state's 15 deep-water ports, led by PortMiami, Port Everglades, and the Port of Jacksonville, handle hundreds of millions of tons of cargo annually, making Florida a global trade gateway and one of the most pallet-intensive states in the country. Florida's year-round agricultural season, centered on citrus, tomatoes, and tropical fruits, creates enormous seasonal and ongoing demand for food-grade pallets. The I-4 corridor connecting Tampa to Orlando and the I-95 Atlantic coast corridor are among the busiest freight routes in the Southeast, with palletized goods flowing continuously to serve the state's 22 million residents and over 130 million annual tourists. PalletsEco serves Florida businesses through a comprehensive logistics network that delivers new, recycled, and custom pallets to every major metro area in the state, supporting the unique demands of this dynamic and fast-growing market.

Georgia is the economic engine of the Southeastern United States, anchored by Atlanta, one of the nation's most important logistics and distribution hubs, and the Port of Savannah, the fastest-growing container port in North America. The state's economy is remarkably diversified, spanning logistics and transportation, film and entertainment, agriculture, aerospace, automotive manufacturing, and financial services, all generating enormous and varied pallet demand. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the busiest airport in the world by passenger traffic and a major air cargo hub, while the Port of Savannah has emerged as the third-largest container port in the nation. Georgia's extensive interstate highway network, headlined by the I-75, I-85, and I-20 corridors converging in Atlanta, creates one of the most efficient freight distribution networks in the country. PalletsEco serves Georgia businesses with comprehensive pallet solutions that match the scale and sophistication of the state's world-class logistics infrastructure, delivering recycled, new, and custom pallets to every major market from Atlanta to Savannah to Augusta.

Hawaii is a unique logistics market defined by its island geography and near-total dependence on ocean freight for goods movement. Every pallet that enters or leaves the state must travel by container ship or air cargo, making pallet quality and durability critical for businesses operating in the Aloha State. The state's economy revolves around tourism, military installations, agriculture, and a growing food manufacturing sector, all of which generate steady demand for pallets despite the relatively small population. Hawaii's strict agricultural inspection requirements mean that ISPM-15 compliant heat-treated pallets are essential for any goods crossing state lines, creating a specialized niche that Pallets Eco is well-positioned to serve. The high cost of shipping raw materials to the islands makes pallet recycling and refurbishment especially valuable, as businesses seek to minimize waste and maximize the lifecycle of every pallet they receive.

Illinois is a logistics powerhouse at the center of the American freight network, with Chicago serving as the nation's primary rail and intermodal hub. The state's strategic position at the crossroads of major interstate highways, Class I railroads, and inland waterways makes it one of the highest-volume pallet markets in the United States. Illinois boasts a diverse economy spanning advanced manufacturing, agriculture, financial services, and food processing, all of which drive enormous pallet consumption throughout the year. The state's massive warehouse and distribution center footprint, particularly in the Chicago metro area and along the I-55 and I-80 corridors, creates a virtually insatiable demand for both new and recycled pallets. Pallets Eco serves Illinois through strategic partnerships and freight lanes that connect our West Coast operations to the Midwest's vast logistics infrastructure.

Indiana sits at the crossroads of America's highway system, with more interstate highway miles per square mile than any other state, making it a natural hub for logistics, distribution, and manufacturing. The state's central location and business-friendly environment have attracted massive investment in warehouse and distribution center development, particularly along the I-65, I-69, and I-70 corridors. Indiana's manufacturing heritage runs deep, from automotive assembly and steel production to pharmaceutical manufacturing and food processing, all industries that consume pallets in enormous quantities. The state's relatively low operating costs, skilled workforce, and extensive transportation infrastructure have made it one of the fastest-growing logistics markets in the Midwest. Pallets Eco serves Indiana through dedicated freight lanes that connect our operations to the Hoosier State's thriving industrial economy.

Iowa is the agricultural heartland of the United States, leading the nation in corn, soybean, pork, and egg production, all commodities that move on pallets from farm to processing plant to retail shelf. The state's central location in the Midwest provides excellent freight access via I-80, I-35, and an extensive rail network that connects Iowa's farms and factories to markets across the continent. Beyond agriculture, Iowa has developed significant strength in financial services, insurance, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing, diversifying the pallet demand drivers across the state's economy. Iowa's commitment to biofuels and wind energy has attracted new industrial operations that add to the already substantial pallet consumption driven by food processing giants like Tyson, Cargill, and General Mills. Pallets Eco serves Iowa through Midwest freight lanes, providing the state's agricultural processors and distributors with reliable access to quality recycled pallets.

Kansas sits in the geographic center of the continental United States, a position that has made it a natural crossroads for freight transportation since the days of the Santa Fe Trail. The state's economy is anchored by agriculture, aviation manufacturing, and petroleum refining, all industries with substantial pallet requirements that drive demand across the supply chain. Kansas City's metropolitan area, shared with Missouri, is one of the largest inland freight hubs in the nation, with extensive rail, trucking, and warehouse infrastructure that supports massive pallet consumption. The state's grain elevators, feedlots, and food processing plants generate a constant flow of palletized agricultural commodities, while Wichita's aerospace manufacturing cluster creates specialized demand for precision-grade pallets. Pallets Eco serves Kansas through central US freight lanes, providing the state's diverse industrial base with quality recycled pallets at competitive pricing.

Kentucky occupies a strategic position in the eastern United States logistics network, anchored by the UPS Worldport at Louisville International Airport, the largest automated package handling facility in the world. The state's economy blends traditional industries like bourbon distilling, coal mining, and tobacco with modern automotive manufacturing, Amazon fulfillment, and pharmaceutical production. Kentucky's Ohio River ports, extensive interstate highway system, and central location within a day's drive of two-thirds of the US population make it a premier location for distribution and manufacturing operations. The state's automotive sector, led by Toyota's massive Georgetown assembly plant and Ford's Louisville operations, creates enormous demand for pallets across a complex multi-tier supply chain. Pallets Eco serves Kentucky through freight lanes that leverage the state's outstanding logistics connectivity to deliver quality recycled pallets across the Commonwealth.

Louisiana is a petrochemical powerhouse and maritime gateway at the mouth of the Mississippi River, where one of the world's busiest port complexes handles hundreds of millions of tons of cargo annually. The state's economy is driven by oil and gas production, chemical manufacturing, shipbuilding, and a robust agricultural sector that produces rice, sugarcane, and seafood in enormous quantities. Louisiana's industrial corridor between Baton Rouge and New Orleans, known as Cancer Alley for its concentration of chemical plants, generates extraordinary demand for heavy-duty pallets used in chemical drum and container shipping. The state's unique cultural economy, centered on food, music, and tourism, adds another layer of pallet demand through restaurant supply chains and event logistics. Pallets Eco serves Louisiana through Gulf Coast freight lanes, providing the state's industrial and commercial operations with quality recycled pallets designed to meet the region's demanding conditions.

Maine is the northeasternmost state in the United States, with an economy deeply connected to its natural resources, including timber, seafood, and agriculture, all industries that generate significant pallet demand. The state's forest products industry, one of the largest in New England, provides a natural connection to pallet manufacturing, with Maine's vast softwood and hardwood forests supplying raw materials for pallet production throughout the region. Maine's commercial fishing industry, particularly its iconic lobster fishery, creates specialized demand for food-grade and moisture-resistant pallets used in cold chain logistics. The state's position as a gateway to Atlantic Canada adds cross-border logistics complexity that requires ISPM-15 compliant pallets for international shipments. Pallets Eco serves Maine through Northeast freight connections, providing the state's resource-based economy with quality recycled pallets suited to its unique operational requirements.

Maryland is a strategically located Mid-Atlantic state situated between the nation's capital and the major northeastern metropolitan areas, with an economy driven by federal government contracting, biotechnology, cybersecurity, and maritime commerce through the historic Port of Baltimore. The state's position along the I-95 corridor, the busiest freight highway on the East Coast, makes it a natural location for distribution centers serving the Washington-Baltimore metropolitan area and the broader Mid-Atlantic region. The Port of Baltimore is one of the busiest on the East Coast, specializing in roll-on/roll-off cargo, containers, and bulk commodities that generate enormous pallet demand. Maryland's proximity to Washington, D.C. creates a unique market for pallets serving federal government agencies, defense contractors, and the dense concentration of research institutions that define the state's economy. Pallets Eco serves Maryland through East Coast freight lanes, providing the state's diverse commercial and government sectors with quality recycled pallets.

Massachusetts is the economic powerhouse of New England, home to the world's densest concentration of universities and research institutions, a thriving biotechnology and pharmaceutical industry, and a financial services sector centered in Boston that drives commerce throughout the region. The state's economy generates enormous pallet demand across diverse sectors, from the pharmaceutical cold chain logistics of the Cambridge biotech cluster to the seafood processing operations of Gloucester and New Bedford. Massachusetts's position as the primary distribution gateway for New England means that palletized goods for six states often pass through the state's warehouses and intermodal facilities. The Port of Boston, Logan International Airport's cargo operations, and an extensive highway and rail network combine to create one of the most active pallet markets on the East Coast. Pallets Eco serves Massachusetts through Northeast freight lanes, providing the Commonwealth's demanding industrial and commercial sectors with quality recycled pallets.

Michigan is the heart of American automotive manufacturing and a powerhouse of industrial production that drives massive pallet demand across the Great Lakes region. The state's unique geography, surrounded by four of the five Great Lakes, gives it unparalleled access to freshwater shipping lanes and cross-border trade with Canada through the busiest international border crossing in North America. Michigan's economy has diversified significantly beyond automobiles to include advanced manufacturing, agriculture, life sciences, and a rapidly growing technology sector centered in Ann Arbor and Detroit. The state's extensive network of highways, railroads, and deep-water ports makes it a critical logistics hub for goods moving throughout the Midwest and into Canadian markets. Pallets Eco serves Michigan businesses with reliable supply of new and recycled pallets, supporting the state's massive industrial output and commitment to sustainable manufacturing practices.

Minnesota is a major agricultural and industrial powerhouse in the Upper Midwest, home to eighteen Fortune 500 companies and a diverse economy that spans healthcare, food processing, technology, and manufacturing. The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul form the state's economic engine, serving as the primary distribution hub for goods flowing throughout the Upper Midwest and into Canadian markets through extensive highway, rail, and river transportation networks. Minnesota's robust agricultural sector, led by corn, soybeans, sugar beets, and turkey production, generates massive seasonal pallet demand across the state's rural processing facilities and urban distribution centers. The state's commitment to environmental stewardship, including ambitious renewable energy and waste reduction goals, aligns with Pallets Eco's sustainable pallet solutions. Minnesota's cold-climate logistics challenges, including temperature-controlled warehousing and winter freight management, create specialized pallet requirements that Pallets Eco is well-equipped to address.

Mississippi is a state with deep agricultural roots and a growing manufacturing sector, positioned along the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico coast to offer significant logistics advantages for businesses moving goods through the American South. The state's economy has diversified from its traditional cotton and farming heritage to include automotive manufacturing, aerospace, shipbuilding, and food processing, all of which drive substantial pallet demand across the state's industrial corridors. Mississippi's position along the I-55 and I-20 interstate corridors, combined with access to Gulf Coast ports and the Mississippi River inland waterway system, makes it a strategic location for regional distribution operations. The state offers competitive labor and operating costs that attract warehousing and manufacturing investments, further increasing the need for reliable pallet supply. Pallets Eco serves Mississippi businesses with cost-effective recycled and new pallets that support the state's growing industrial economy.

Missouri sits at the geographic center of the United States, where the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers converge to form one of the most strategically important transportation crossroads in North America. The state's economy is anchored by a diverse mix of agriculture, aerospace and defense, automotive manufacturing, financial services, and a rapidly growing technology sector centered in Kansas City and St. Louis. Missouri's two major metropolitan areas serve as primary distribution gateways for goods moving between the East Coast and the West, generating enormous demand for pallets across warehousing, manufacturing, and agricultural supply chains. The state's central location means that over 50% of the U.S. population can be reached within a day's truck drive from Missouri, making it one of the most sought-after locations for distribution center operations in the country. Pallets Eco serves Missouri businesses with comprehensive pallet supply, recycling, and management services designed to support the state's vital role in America's logistics network.

Nebraska is an agricultural powerhouse and emerging logistics hub in the Great Plains, where vast beef cattle ranching, corn and soybean production, and a rapidly growing food processing sector generate enormous pallet demand across the state's supply chains. The state's central geographic position makes it a natural crossroads for transcontinental freight, with Omaha and Lincoln serving as major distribution points for goods moving between the coasts. Nebraska is home to five Fortune 500 companies, including Berkshire Hathaway, Union Pacific Railroad, and several major food conglomerates, giving the state an outsized economic influence relative to its modest population. The state's commitment to agricultural innovation and value-added food processing continues to drive growth in warehousing and logistics infrastructure that relies on steady pallet supply. Pallets Eco serves Nebraska businesses with dependable pallet supply and recycling services optimized for the state's agricultural, logistics, and manufacturing sectors.

New Hampshire is a compact but economically vibrant state in northern New England, known for its lack of state income tax and sales tax, which attracts businesses and drives a strong retail and distribution economy. The state's manufacturing heritage, particularly in precision machining, electronics, and defense contracting, creates consistent pallet demand across its industrial corridors along the I-93 and I-89 highways. New Hampshire's position as a gateway between the Boston metro area and northern New England makes it a strategic location for regional distribution centers serving markets in Maine, Vermont, and upstate New York. The state's growing technology sector, robust tourism industry, and thriving craft beverage scene add diversity to an economy that generates steady year-round demand for quality pallets. Pallets Eco serves New Hampshire businesses with reliable pallet supply and recycling services that support the state's unique mix of manufacturing, distribution, and retail operations.

New Jersey is one of the most densely populated states in the nation and a logistics powerhouse that serves as the primary distribution gateway for the New York City metropolitan area and the entire northeastern United States. The state's strategic position between New York and Philadelphia, combined with the Port of New York and New Jersey, the nation's busiest container port, creates extraordinary pallet demand that ranks among the highest per capita in the country. New Jersey's Turnpike corridor is home to one of the largest concentrations of warehouse and distribution center space in the world, with over 1 billion square feet of industrial real estate serving e-commerce, retail, pharmaceutical, and food distribution operations. The state's diverse economy also includes significant pharmaceutical manufacturing, chemical production, and food processing sectors that add to baseline pallet requirements. Pallets Eco serves New Jersey businesses with high-volume pallet supply, recycling, and management services engineered for the intense logistics environment of the nation's most concentrated distribution market.

New Mexico is a land of vast open spaces, rich cultural heritage, and a uniquely specialized economy built on national defense, energy production, scientific research, and tourism. The state is home to some of the nation's most important military installations and national laboratories, including Los Alamos National Laboratory, Sandia National Laboratories, and Kirtland Air Force Base, all of which generate significant pallet demand for defense logistics and research supply chains. New Mexico's position along the I-25 and I-40 interstate corridors provides critical north-south and east-west freight access, connecting the state to Texas, Arizona, Colorado, and major national markets. The state's growing renewable energy sector, anchored by solar and wind installations across its sun-drenched landscapes, adds new dimensions to an economy that also includes oil and gas production, agriculture, and a thriving arts and tourism industry. Pallets Eco serves New Mexico businesses with reliable pallet supply and recycling services designed for the state's unique mix of defense, energy, and commercial logistics needs.

New York is the fourth most populous state in the nation and the commercial capital of the world, with an economy that rivals many countries in size and complexity. The state's economic landscape stretches from the unparalleled financial, media, and fashion industries of New York City to the manufacturing, agriculture, and technology sectors that power the upstate economy along the I-90 corridor. New York's port and airport infrastructure, including the Port of New York and New Jersey and John F. Kennedy International Airport, handles enormous volumes of international and domestic cargo that generate extraordinary pallet demand. The state's diverse geography encompasses the densely packed logistics corridors of the New York metro area, the agricultural breadbasket of the Hudson and Mohawk Valleys, and the industrial cities of Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse that anchor the Great Lakes economy of western New York. Pallets Eco serves New York businesses across this vast and varied landscape with high-volume pallet supply, recycling, and management services engineered for the largest and most demanding market in the United States.

North Carolina is one of the fastest-growing states in the United States, with a dynamic economy that spans banking and financial services, biotechnology and life sciences, advanced manufacturing, agriculture, and a rapidly expanding technology sector centered in the Research Triangle region. The state's strategic position along the Atlantic seaboard, combined with deepwater port access at Wilmington and Morehead City, international airports in Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham, and an extensive interstate highway network, makes it a premier logistics hub for the southeastern United States. North Carolina's manufacturing legacy, which historically centered on textiles, furniture, and tobacco, has evolved into sophisticated operations producing pharmaceuticals, automotive components, aviation parts, and electronics that drive substantial pallet demand. The state's agricultural sector remains vital, with North Carolina ranking as a top producer of sweet potatoes, tobacco, hogs, and poultry. Pallets Eco serves North Carolina businesses with comprehensive pallet supply, recycling, and management services tailored to the state's diverse industrial economy and rapid growth trajectory.

North Dakota is a leading agricultural and energy-producing state in the northern Great Plains, generating substantial demand for pallets across its farming, oil extraction, and food processing sectors. The state's vast wheat, corn, and sunflower operations require millions of pallets annually for grain handling, seed distribution, and processed food shipments to domestic and international markets. North Dakota's Bakken Formation oil boom has further expanded industrial logistics needs, with drilling equipment, pipe, and supply shipments relying heavily on palletized freight. The state's central location along major east-west rail corridors and its proximity to the Canadian border create unique trade opportunities that drive consistent pallet consumption. Despite its relatively small population, North Dakota's per-capita pallet demand ranks among the highest in the nation due to the outsized role of agriculture and energy in its economy.

Ohio is a cornerstone of American manufacturing and logistics, strategically positioned at the crossroads of the Midwest with unparalleled access to major population centers across the eastern United States. The state's diverse economy spans automotive manufacturing, steel production, aerospace, healthcare, and agriculture, all generating enormous demand for pallets throughout the year. Ohio's extensive transportation network, including multiple interstate highways, major rail corridors, and significant Great Lakes port facilities, makes it one of the most efficient states for freight distribution in the nation. Nearly 60% of the US and Canadian population can be reached within a single day's truck drive from Ohio, a geographic advantage that has attracted massive warehouse and distribution center development. The state's strong manufacturing heritage and ongoing industrial modernization create a dynamic pallet market where both new and recycled pallets are in constant demand.

Oklahoma occupies a strategic position in the south-central United States, serving as a vital crossroads for freight moving between Texas, Kansas, Arkansas, and the broader Midwest. The state's economy is anchored by oil and gas production, aerospace and defense, agriculture, and a rapidly diversifying technology sector that collectively generate strong pallet demand across multiple industries. Oklahoma's extensive pipeline and refinery infrastructure creates specialized logistics needs, while its vast agricultural lands produce wheat, cattle, and poultry that require millions of pallets for processing and distribution. The state's central geographic location means freight can reach a large percentage of the US population within two days by truck, making Oklahoma an attractive site for distribution center development. Oklahoma's pro-business tax environment and low operating costs have attracted significant warehouse and logistics investment in recent years, further expanding the state's pallet market.

Pennsylvania is a cornerstone of American commerce and industry, strategically positioned between the Northeast's major population centers and the Midwest's manufacturing heartland. The state's economy encompasses advanced manufacturing, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, energy, agriculture, and one of the largest logistics and distribution sectors in the nation. Pennsylvania's port facilities in Philadelphia and along the Delaware River handle billions of dollars in international trade, while its extensive highway, rail, and inland waterway networks support efficient freight movement across the eastern United States. The state's Lehigh Valley and central Pennsylvania corridors have become premier distribution center locations, attracting massive investments from Amazon, FedEx, and other logistics giants. Pennsylvania's combination of industrial heritage, workforce depth, and transportation infrastructure creates one of the largest and most dynamic pallet markets in the country.

Rhode Island is the smallest state in the nation by area, but its strategic position in the heart of the New England corridor and its deep maritime heritage make it a significant player in regional logistics and trade. The state's economy blends healthcare, higher education, defense, manufacturing, and tourism, with Narragansett Bay and the Port of Providence providing critical maritime shipping access for goods moving throughout southern New England. Rhode Island's dense population and compact geography create an efficient pallet distribution environment where most businesses can be reached within an hour from a single staging point. The state's jewelry and silverware manufacturing legacy has evolved into a broader precision manufacturing sector, while its healthcare and education institutions generate consistent year-round pallet demand. Rhode Island's position between Boston and New York along the I-95 corridor ensures strong freight connectivity to the nation's largest consumer markets.

South Carolina has emerged as one of the fastest-growing manufacturing and logistics states in the southeastern United States, driven by massive investments in automotive assembly, aerospace, tire manufacturing, and port infrastructure. The Port of Charleston is one of the deepest and most efficient container ports on the East Coast, handling billions of dollars in international trade and generating enormous demand for pallets across its terminal operations and surrounding distribution corridors. South Carolina's business-friendly environment has attracted BMW, Volvo, Boeing, and Michelin, whose combined manufacturing operations consume millions of pallets annually for parts receiving and finished product distribution. The state's agricultural sector, centered on poultry, cotton, and timber, adds seasonal pallet demand that complements the steady industrial base. South Carolina's strategic position along the I-95 and I-85 corridors provides excellent freight connectivity to markets throughout the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.

South Dakota is a Great Plains state where agriculture, tourism, and financial services drive an economy that generates consistent demand for pallets despite its modest population. The state's vast farmlands produce corn, soybeans, wheat, and sunflowers that require millions of pallets annually for grain handling, seed distribution, and processed food shipments. South Dakota's business-friendly environment, including no state income tax, has attracted significant financial services and credit card processing operations that require steady palletized supply shipments for their office and data center operations. The state's tourism industry, anchored by Mount Rushmore and the Badlands, creates seasonal logistics demand in the western part of the state. South Dakota's position along Interstate 90 and its connections to Minneapolis, Denver, and Omaha provide reliable freight access to major markets in all directions.

Tennessee is a powerhouse of American logistics, manufacturing, and commerce, strategically positioned at the crossroads of major north-south and east-west freight corridors in the heart of the Southeast. The state is home to FedEx's global headquarters and superhub in Memphis, making it one of the most important logistics nodes on the planet, while Nashville's explosive growth has created a booming distribution and healthcare market. Tennessee's automotive manufacturing sector, led by Nissan, GM, and Volkswagen assembly plants, consumes millions of pallets annually for parts receiving and finished vehicle logistics. The state's music, entertainment, and tourism industries add unique seasonal demand patterns, particularly in Nashville and the Great Smoky Mountains region. Tennessee's business-friendly tax environment, central geographic location, and world-class transportation infrastructure combine to create one of the largest and most dynamic pallet markets in the southeastern United States.

Vermont is one of the most environmentally conscious states in the nation, with a strong commitment to sustainability, local food systems, and responsible resource management that creates a natural market for recycled and eco-friendly pallet solutions. The state's economy blends agriculture, specialty food manufacturing, tourism, technology, and healthcare, with dairy farming and maple syrup production serving as iconic industries that define Vermont's economic identity. Despite its small population, Vermont's artisanal food and craft beverage sectors generate significant pallet demand as locally made products are shipped to markets across the country and internationally. The state's Act 148, the Universal Recycling Law, is one of the most progressive waste management frameworks in the nation, effectively banning recyclable materials including wood pallets from landfills. Vermont's position in northern New England, connected to major markets by Interstate 89 and Interstate 91, provides freight access to Boston, Montreal, and the broader Northeast corridor.

Virginia is a powerhouse of federal government operations, military installations, technology, and international trade, creating one of the most diverse and resilient economies on the East Coast. The Port of Virginia in Hampton Roads is one of the largest and deepest container ports on the Atlantic seaboard, handling billions of dollars in international cargo that drives enormous pallet demand across the state's logistics corridors. Northern Virginia's concentration of federal agencies, defense contractors, and technology companies creates extraordinary demand for specialized pallets, from classified document shipping containers to data center equipment platforms. Virginia's agricultural sector, particularly in the Shenandoah Valley, adds seasonal pallet demand for poultry, livestock, and produce shipments. The state's extensive highway, rail, and port infrastructure, combined with its strategic location between Washington DC and major Southeast markets, makes Virginia a premier logistics and distribution state.

West Virginia's economy is undergoing a significant transformation as the Mountain State diversifies beyond its traditional coal mining heritage into advanced manufacturing, healthcare, tourism, and emerging technology sectors. The state's rugged Appalachian terrain creates unique logistics challenges that make reliable pallet supply particularly important for businesses operating in the Mountain State's valleys and along its river corridors. West Virginia's chemical manufacturing corridor along the Kanawha River, its growing aerospace and automotive component sector, and its expanding tourism economy all generate pallet demand that supports the state's economic evolution. The state's position at the crossroads of I-64, I-77, and I-79 provides freight access to major markets in Ohio, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky. West Virginia's abundant natural resources, including hardwood timber, provide raw materials for pallet manufacturing, and the state's forestry sector supports a growing wood products industry.

Wisconsin is a manufacturing and agricultural powerhouse in the upper Midwest, renowned for its dairy industry, paper and packaging production, and a diverse manufacturing sector that spans engines, electrical equipment, medical devices, and food processing. The state's Great Lakes ports on Lake Michigan and Lake Superior provide waterborne shipping access, while its extensive highway and rail networks connect Wisconsin manufacturers to markets across the Midwest and beyond. Wisconsin's dairy industry alone produces over 3 billion pounds of cheese annually, generating enormous demand for food-grade pallets across a supply chain that stretches from farm cooperatives to processing plants to distribution centers nationwide. The state's paper and packaging industry, concentrated in the Fox River Valley, adds another major source of pallet demand, as paper mills ship millions of tons of product on palletized loads each year. Wisconsin's strong workforce, technical education system, and central location make it one of the most productive manufacturing states per capita in the nation.

Wyoming is the least populated state in the nation, but its vast energy resources, ranching operations, and iconic tourism destinations create a pallet market that is both unique and strategically important. The state's coal mining, oil and gas extraction, and wind energy industries generate heavy-duty pallet demand for equipment, supplies, and materials shipped to remote extraction sites across the state's enormous land area. Wyoming's cattle ranching and agricultural operations require pallets for feed, supplies, and livestock industry support materials, while Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks drive seasonal tourism logistics for gateway communities. The state's position along Interstate 80 and Interstate 25 provides freight corridor access, though the vast distances between population centers create delivery challenges that reward reliable logistics partnerships. Wyoming's no-income-tax business environment and growing data center industry add emerging sources of pallet demand to the traditional energy and agriculture base.