Exempt from ISPM 15 regulationsApril 1st 2004
With UK exporters facing price increases and long lead times for ISPM 15-compliant timber pallets, Crocodile Packaging has launched a range of plastic pallets to provide viable, cost effective alternatives. The pallets, PETEX and PETRAK, are aimed at customers wishing to ship product to countries that have adopted the ISPM 15 regulations. PETEX export pallets are claimed to be the strongest budget-priced pallets available. Sizes are 1200 by 800 and 1200 by 1000mm. Made from recycled plastic they can be used time after time.
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