Hi @Seller_UEmRm61r9pYkb,

Thank you for reaching out on the Seller Forums! I'm just coming across this thread and wanted to provide you with some information regarding pallet shipments.

When it comes to shipping pallets, you'll want to make sure that the below requirements are met:

1. Use 40 x 48 inches, 4-way access wooden pallets. Do not ship units on pallets made of weak material such as plastic, cardboard or particle board.

2. If a single, large unit cannot fit on a 40 x 48 inches pallet without overhanging the edges, use a pallet size and type that is suitable for the unit.

3. Ship units on GMA Standard B Grade or higher pallets. Regardless of the material (lumber, plywood, composite, etc.), GMA Standard B Grade pallets have:

• 6 or 7 boards on top, depending on board width
• No less than 4 boards on bottom
• Stringers for added support
• 4-way entry
• No block repairs to stringers

4. Ship grocery products on GMA 1A Grade pallets only. GMA 1A Grade pallets have:

• 7 boards on top
• 5 boards on bottom
• Stringers for added support
• 4-way entry
• No block repairs to stringers

5. Only GMA 1A and 1B Grade pallets are acceptable for health & personal care and beauty products. GMA 1B Grade pallets have:

• 6 or 7 boards on top, depending on board width
• No less than 4 boards on bottom
• Stringers for added support
• 4-way entry
• Only 1 stringer may have a plug or other type of repair

7. Ship only on pallets that are in good condition.

8. Broken and damaged pallets are not acceptable and may be rejected at the seller's expense.

To find these guidelines and additional best practices, I'd recommend reading through this help page.

I hope this helps clarify! If you have any further questions, please let me know.

All the best,

Jameson