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Pallets in Georgia 2026
Last updated: 4 August 2026. Prices reviewed against the published state table; Port Savannah export and automotive supplier requirements unchanged. Florida Pallet Supply delivers new, recycled, custom, and ISPM-15 heat-treated pallets to all 67 Florida counties, with same-day dispatch from its Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Miami, and Lakeland yards and a 50-pallet minimum order.
Pricing, top industries, Port of Savannah ISPM-15 requirements, and delivery coverage for all 159 Georgia counties.
Stamped kiln-dried pallet lumber, bulk warehouse stock, dimensional yard inventory, raw softwood logs, and sawmill operations - the supply chain behind every custom and standard pallet we ship.
Kiln-dried stamped pallet lumber boards in stack at sawmillBulk pallet lumber storage in covered warehouse - dimensional pallet stockDimensional pallet lumber stacks with grading marks in lumber yardSoftwood pallet logs - raw timber for pallet lumber millingSawmill aerial view of lumber yard with pallet supply inventory
Georgia is one of the most pallet-intensive states in the Southeast. With more than 1,500 food and beverage companies, the Port of Savannah handling over 5.5 million TEUs annually, and a growing automotive corridor in West Georgia anchored by Kia (West Point) and Hyundai (Bryan County), demand for pallets runs high year-round.
1,500+
Food & Bev Companies
5.5M
TEUs / Year Port Savannah
$620B+
State GDP
📨 Need pallets in Georgia? We deliver to all 159 counties -- same-week delivery available on truckload orders.
Georgia pricing closely tracks Florida, with slight premiums in metro Atlanta due to demand. Port Savannah customers benefit from proximity to the largest single-campus container facility on the East Coast.
Pallet Type
Grade
Price Per Unit (GA)
Notes
GMA 48x40 Stringer
A (Near-New)
$7 to $11
Top choice for food/bev
GMA 48x40 Stringer
B (Light Use)
$5 to $9
High-volume warehouse standard
GMA 48x40 Stringer
C (Marginal)
$3 to $6
Storage / one-way only
Block Pallet 48x40
New
$14 to $21
4-way entry, pharma/auto preferred
Heat Treated (ISPM-15)
A or New
+$2 to $3
Port Savannah export compliance
Custom / Odd-Size
New
Quote required
Kia/Hyundai supplier spec
Where these come from, and why Georgia is the cheapest of the five states we publish. The state table in our pallet cost guide puts Georgia at $7 to $11 recycled Grade A and $12 to $16 new, below Florida, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey on both, and the reason is lumber rather than demand: Georgia sits on top of the southern yellow pine mill belt, so new stock is built closer to where the boards are cut and carries less freight in its cost. Grade B and Grade C are the national published bands from the same guide, because the state table breaks out state-level figures for Grade A recycled and new GMA only. That is also why the Georgia Grade A band overlaps the national Grade B band at the top: a Georgia Grade A pallet can land at a price a buyer in a costlier state would be quoted for Grade B, and the same $9 to $13 national Grade A range is published independently on our pallet grades guide. The heat-treatment row is the cost guide's published ISPM-15 premium of $2 to $3. One row is derived with the arithmetic printed: block applies the 15% to 30% block premium to new GMA ($12 x 1.15 = $13.80, $16 x 1.30 = $20.80, rounded to $14 to $21). Delivered, Georgia is the one state where we can print the number. Atlanta, Savannah and Macon all fall inside the 50-to-300-mile regional truckload band in the cost guide, which adds $2 to $4 per pallet, so a Grade A delivered into Georgia runs $9 to $15 ($7 + $2 and $11 + $4). Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey are past the published freight table and have to be quoted. Ask for a quote.
The Port of Savannah (Garden City Terminal) is the fourth busiest container port in the US and a critical gateway for Southeast importers and exporters. Any wooden pallets used to ship goods internationally must comply with ISPM-15 standards -- heat treated to 56°C core temperature for 30 continuous minutes and stamped with the IPPC mark.
We supply ISPM-15 compliant heat treated pallets to Savannah area shippers with documented treatment certificates on request. Lead time: 2-5 business days on standard sizes.
Most Georgia food and beverage distributors require Grade A (near-new) GMA 48x40 stringer pallets for outbound product. They must be free of chemical contamination, protruding nails, broken boards, and pest evidence. Retailers like Kroger and Walmart (both with major DCs near Atlanta) specify Grade A pallets per their own compliance guides.
Yes -- if your cargo is bound for an international destination, USDA and the importing country's phytosanitary regulations require ISPM-15 compliant pallets bearing the IPPC mark. Domestic shipments within the US do not require ISPM-15 treatment. We can provide documentation and treatment certificates for all export orders.
Metro Atlanta orders placed before noon typically ship same-day or next-day depending on quantity. Truckload orders (580+ pallets per load) often deliver next business day. Smaller LTL quantities may add a day. Call (888) 271-7771 for current availability.
Yes. We supply pallets to multiple Tier 1 and Tier 2 automotive suppliers in the West Point and Bryan County corridors. Automotive applications often call for new block pallets or custom-spec stringer pallets. Send your spec sheet and we will quote within 2 hours.
Minimum order is typically one full truckload (approximately 560-580 GMA pallets per standard 53-foot trailer) for best pricing. We also accommodate partial orders for established customers. Contact us to discuss your volume requirements.
