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Supplier publishes industrial southern yellow pine pallet pricing guidance

Original source: Hinton Lumber ProductsOriginal date: 26 Feb 2026Open original ↗
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A pallet manufacturer published guidance on how industrial-grade southern yellow pine is priced into finished pallet costs, covering grade, moisture and freight components. Figures are the company's own.

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Hinton Lumber Products
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26 Feb 2026
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17 Sept 2026
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