by Newnan Pallet | Jul 12, 2026 | AI, Industry News, Pallet Innovation, Pallets
For decades, pallet inspection relied on one thing above all else. Human judgment. Experienced inspectors could quickly identify broken boards, protruding nails, cracked stringers, or other defects that might affect a pallet’s performance. Their knowledge kept...
by Newnan Pallet | Jul 11, 2026 | Economic Insights, Industry News, Pallet Innovation, Pallets
When an overseas manufacturer enters the U.S. market, it usually means one thing. Opportunity. Finnish pallet machinery manufacturer Mychrome recently announced its expansion into the United States, bringing automated pallet production systems, adjustable nailing...
by Newnan Pallet | May 15, 2026 | Industry News, Pallet Innovation, Pallets
Most businesses never think much about pallets until there’s a problem. A delayed shipment. Damaged freight. Warehouse congestion. Product loss during transport. Then suddenly, the pallet matters. According to recent market projections, the global pallet industry is...
by Newnan Pallet | Jan 1, 2026 | Economic Insights, Industry News, Pallets
For pallet companies and sawmill operators, 2026 marks a clear shift in how tax planning should be approached. President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill has reshaped the tax landscape in ways that reward investment, modernization, and thoughtful planning. These changes...
by Newnan Pallet | Nov 29, 2025 | Industry News, Pallet Innovation, Pallets
In pallet manufacturing, efficiency is everything. The faster a plant can assemble durable, precise pallets, the stronger its bottom line becomes. That’s why Pallet Chief’s launch of the new Apache nailing machine is making waves across the industry. The Apache is a...
by Newnan Pallet | Sep 27, 2025 | Economic Insights, Georgia Pallet News, Industry News, Logistics, Pallets
Rivian just broke ground on a $5 billion electric vehicle plant in Georgia. By 2028, the automaker expects the facility to produce up to 400,000 vehicles every year. Headlines focus on jobs, incentives, and shiny new EV models, but before a single vehicle rolls off...
