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Commercial pallet supply — Baton Rouge, South Louisiana & the Gulf Coast

Gulf Coast PalletDenham Springs · Baton Rouge, LA

Export wood packaging

Heat-Treated Pallets — Louisiana & Gulf Coast Exporters

If your freight leaves the country, the wood under it is regulated. Heat-treated pallets are the standard way to meet those requirements. Tell us the destination, the size and the quantity, and we'll confirm exactly what we can supply for your shipment.

Heat-treated 48x40 stringer pallets stamped for export stacked outside a kiln

Where can I buy heat-treated pallets in Louisiana?

Gulf Coast Pallet supplies heat-treated pallets and export wood packaging for shippers in Baton Rouge, the river parishes, New Orleans, Houma and Lafayette. Standard 48×40 and custom sizes are available. Provide the destination country and any requirement from your freight forwarder or customer and we'll confirm what we can provide before you order.

What “heat treated” actually means

Solid wood packaging used in international trade — pallets, crates, skids, dunnage and bracing — is covered by ISPM 15, an international phytosanitary standard. Its purpose is to prevent timber pests from moving between countries inside packaging material.

Heat treatment (HT) is the most common way to comply: the wood is heated in a chamber or kiln until the core of the board holds a specified temperature for a specified period. Treated material is then marked with the internationally recognized IPPC stamp, which identifies the treatment and the treatment provider.

Packaging that isn't compliant can be held, treated at the port at your expense, re-exported or destroyed — so the requirement is worth confirming with your freight forwarder or consignee before anything ships.

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Our treatment & marking

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Until this is confirmed: we can source and supply heat-treated material for export orders and will confirm treatment and marking details in writing with your quote.

Who needs it

When exporters ask for HT pallets

  • Overseas shipments

    Any solid-wood packaging crossing an international border into an ISPM 15 country.

  • Port of New Orleans freight

    Containerized and breakbulk cargo moving through Gulf Coast ports.

  • Oilfield & industrial export

    Equipment, tooling and spares shipped to international operations.

  • Customer mandate

    A buyer or forwarder specifying HT-marked pallets in the purchase terms.

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Quote heat-treated pallets

Include the destination country, pallet size, quantity and ship date.

Used to price delivery. 5 digits.

Heat treatment required?
Delivery required?

A photo of your current pallet is usually enough.

We use your information only to prepare and follow up on your pallet quote.

FAQ

Export & heat treatment questions

What is ISPM 15?

ISPM 15 is the international standard for solid wood packaging used in export shipments. Compliant wood is treated to the standard and marked accordingly so it clears at the destination port.

What does heat treatment mean for a pallet?

Heat treatment brings the wood core to the required temperature for the required duration, which is the treatment most exporters specify for ISPM 15 wood packaging.

Do you supply heat-treated pallets and crates?

We supply heat-treated wood packaging for export shipments. Tell us the destination country and any customer or freight-forwarder requirement and we'll confirm exactly what we can provide.

What documentation comes with an export order?

Requirements vary by destination and forwarder. Send the requirement you've been given with your request and we'll confirm what we can supply before you order.

What sizes are available heat-treated?

Standard 48×40 and custom sizes can be quoted for export, subject to availability and the size of your shipment.

Send us the specs. We'll quote the pallet.

Pallet type, quantity, dimensions and delivery ZIP code is all we need to start. Upload a drawing or a photo of your current pallet and we'll match it.

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