As the invisible backbone of the global supply chain, we connect people with life's essentials every day. We believe it is our mission to make supply chains smarter and to help businesses to move more with less. That is why you cannot buy pallets at CHEP, but you share and reuse them throughout the whole supply chain - also known as pallet pooling. This way we make the shift to a positive impact on businesses, the planet and the communities we're operating in.
Pallet pooling is a share and reuse model is based on the principles of the circular economy. That means our customers don't buy or exchange pallets, but rent them. This way they not only save costs and valuable time, but also natural resources.
What is pallet pooling?Did you know we offer the biggest range of plastic and wooden pallets and intermediate bulk containers (IBC's) for FMCG, non-food, automotive and industrial sectors in a pooling system. So we're quite confident you will find what you need. Not sure? Get in touch and we'll work out a solution for you.
Discover our productsCHEP operates in the Benelux for more than 45 years. This makes us the longest running CHEP business on the European continent. Our team of 200 supply chain experts strive every day to help our business and the ones of our customers become more efficient and sustainable.
About usWe believe it is no longer enough to strive for net zero impact. We want to give back more to the planet than we take and have a net positive impact on the environment. That is why we set up ambitious sustainability goals for us, and for our suppliers and partners.
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In our video series 'Let's talk supply chain' we interview supply chain professionals and specialists. Our Transformation & Innovation Manager, Marc Meeuwis, talks with Jannie van Andel, supply chain executive about how the supply chain has changed, what she believes the common thread will be and new leadership.
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CHEP’s pallet pooling system pioneer Oliver Richter enters the Logistics Hall of Fame
London, 30 November 2022 – Both the vision and driving force behind CHEP’s closed rental pool that allows companies to share and reuse around 375 million pallets, crates and containers in approximately 60 countries – Australian Oliver Richter (1920 – 2014) is recognised today for pioneering the circular and intrinsically sustainable use of pallets in the logistics industry.
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