Contamination during the supply chain cycle can lead to irreparable damage. For industries such as food and pharmaceuticals, interruptions and complications with the supply chain can be costly and irreversible. The truth is, contamination can occur with timber pallets during transportation in the supply chain. Previously, timber was the standard material. But, Re>Pal’s recycled plastic pallets have addressed the hygiene problem that timber pallets are subject to, making the s

Walk into any warehouse today, and you’ll see something completely different from even a few years ago. Timber pallets, while still widely used, are no longer the preferred option. This shift is part of a broader push for a more sustainable supply chain, but it isn’t just about going green. In this article, we’ll be exploring key data trends and cost insights driving companies to make the switch from timber to recycled plastic pallets, and why now is the perfect time to re-e

During the use and transportation of pallets, it’s common to encounter problems like damaged, broken or unusable pallets. When your business relies on the performance of these pallets, poor quality and damaged structure can impact the durability that you’re expecting. The short shelf-life of these pallets means that you’re responsible for their disposal. With the material deteriorated, they won’t be fit for repurposing, so they inevitably contribute to waste. At Re>Pal, we h

Every day, billions of pallets are used and moved globally. From timber to plastic and metal or cardboard, pallets are made from a range of materials. But this comes at a cost for the environment and has an impact on business sustainability. Commonly, timber has been the go-to choice - particularly when timber was abundant. We all know it is biodegradable due to it being a natural source of material, but what does it mean in terms of sustainability? The modern-day material c

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) isn’t new globally, but its rules are starting to tighten in Indonesia. The government’s message is pretty clear: if you’re putting packaging, plastics, or other difficult-to-dispose-of materials into the market, you’re also responsible for what happens when people are done with them. For businesses, this is more than just another compliance box to check. Done right, it can change how you source materials, manage supply chains, and even

Re>Pal will be speaking at Transport & Logistics Indonesia 2024 in Jakarta.

We’re thrilled to share our collaboration with Kino Indonesia in transforming packaging plastic into innovative colored pallets!

Re>Pal Internasional Indonesia and Frisian FIag Indonesia (the Indonesian subsidiary of Friesland Campina) have announced a collaboration to recycle over 4,250 tons of used beverage cartons and multi-layered plastics to make 50,000 new pallets. This showcases the power of innovative solutions and industry cooperation in addressing environmental challenges to make a tangible difference by providing an eco-friendly alternative to timber pallets. We hope this sets a benchmark fo

We delivered the first 2500 pcs of 10,000 pcs to DHL. The heavy duty HDX1210R pallet has been well received and with its RFID, the pallet assists efficiency of the automated warehouse operations.

Re>Pal presented in a webinar hosted by Waste4Change Indonesia to discuss the flow of plastic waste management.

Re>Pal is proud to announce the launch of the reversable double deck, heavy duty HDX Pallet.

Our Nestle trucks are on the road helping our local waste collectors improve the volume of plastic delivered to our business

Indofood has successfully trialled our NP1210 pallets with Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur’s Noodle Division Semarang Factory.

Re>Pal is pleased to announce it has now successfully delivered the first 2000 HDX 1210 R pallets. This pallet design replaces the HDL and offers a weight saving of 20% with an increased racking load capacity of 1,200kgs. This is achieved by incorporating hollow steel reinforcing. Additionally, the two-piece pallet is thermally welded which removes the need to use nails. This allows the pallet to appeal to a wider customer base where the use of nails is banned. We have solid

Re>Pal has partnered with Nestle with new trucks that are now on the road to help local waste collectors to improve the volume of plastic delivered to Re>Pal's business and expanding their collections efforts in their local communities. This really helps remove waste from the local area as we can expand our reach and offer a value to recycling plastic. Traditionally this plastic would have been burnt or simply thrown away ending up in the rivers and oceans of Indonesia.