At Foresco, we strive to provide a safe and reliable solution for every logistics challenge. Transporting liquid substances in barrels? We have the perfect solution: our CP2 pallet. This pallet, part of our extensive Chemical Pallets (CP) series, is specially designed to transport your load safely. Discover all the details of the CP2 pallet on this page and request a quote directly.

At Foresco, we stand for reliable solutions for various industries. This also applies to the chemical industry. For example, when you want to transport barrels with liquid substances, the CP4 is a suitable choice. Because this pallet has wings, it is extremely suitable for heavier transport. CP stands for chemical pallet and the CP4 pallet is one of nine different chemical pallets within our industry. Request a quote for large quantities of these pallets or read on for more information about the features and specifications of CP4 pallets.

The CP5 is one of the nine types of Chemical Pallets that Foresco offers. These pallets are specifically developed for the chemical industry and are therefore excellent for safely transporting hazardous and liquid substances.

If you regularly ship or store products, it is important to know how many boxes fit on a pallet. This helps optimise transport costs, storage space, and logistics planning. At Foresco, we understand how important it is to make efficient use of your pallet capacity. Therefore, we are happy to provide more insight into this process.

The bottom deck of a pallet plays an essential role in the stability and durability of the pallet. It ensures even distribution of the weight of the load and contributes to the strength of the pallet during transport and storage. But what types of pallet bottom decks are there and which type is most suitable for your logistics process? In this article, we explain the differences between the various bottom decks so that you can make an informed choice.

Choosing the right pallet is an important part of an efficient logistics process. Various factors such as dimensions, material, and application play a role in determining which pallet is most suitable for your situation. Here, we explain the pallet options available and what you should consider when making your choice.

At Foresco, we offer a comprehensive solution for your pallet management, taking all the hassle out of your hands. Our services are designed to support you in every aspect of pallet management, from collecting and delivering pallets to providing repairs and recycling. With our extensive solutions, you can focus on your core activities while we ensure efficient and seamless handling of your pallet needs.

The pallet trade plays a crucial role in the logistics sector. Companies ensure that the right pallets are available at the right time for transport and storage. But what should you pay attention to when doing business with a pallet trader? This article provides you with an overview of the most important points so you are well prepared and can make the right choice.

What exactly are pallet collars, and what are they used for? The answer is easy to understand: in our industry, pallet collars are also known as pallet frames or stacking collars. They are placed on top of a pallet, and additional collars can be stacked on top. This gradually transforms the pallet into a wooden box, layer by layer. This is convenient if you want to keep a large number of loose items together. At Foresco, you can request a quote for sustainably produced pallet collars.

The European Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), also known as Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, aims to combat deforestation and forest degradation. The EUDR imposes stricter rules on the placement of certain raw materials and products on the European Union market.

Worldwide, pallets and wooden packaging are widely used for transportation. Since wood is a natural material, it is subject to specific regulations. But how can you be sure your wooden packaging meets international shipping requirements? That’s where the ISPM 15 requirements come in. The explanation below outlines exactly what ISPM 15 (International Phytosanitary Measure) involves.

The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is the successor to the current EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive (EU) 2018/852. This regulation introduces stricter rules throughout the entire lifecycle of packaging: from the design of sustainable and recyclable packaging to reducing empty space, setting reuse targets, and further limiting or banning single-use packaging.