Federal Recycling’s Jefferson City site produces its millionth pallet
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Federal Recycling says its Jefferson City plant has produced its one-millionth pallet. The company credits expanded production space, workflow improvements and pallet-line automation installed in 2025 for supporting higher output, consistency and efficiency.
Federal Recycling & Waste Solutions announced on 22 September 2026 that its Jefferson City plant had produced its one-millionth pallet. The company attributes growth to moving pallet production into a larger dedicated area in 2023, process and workflow improvements, and equipment upgrades plus pallet-line automation installed in 2025. It says those changes improved efficiency, quality and consistency while reducing the plant’s carbon footprint. This is a company-reported production milestone; the source does not publish a monthly output figure.
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- Federal Recycling & Waste Solutions
- Original date
- 22 Sept 2026
- Published by us
- 27 Sept 2026
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