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Where rental pallets go back

Each pallet pool runs its own pickup for stray pallets. This table lists the official channel for each, who it serves, and the date we last opened the page and checked it. We're not part of any pool; these are their own links.

Last checked . Also available as JSON.

"Partial" means we found the official site but couldn't confirm a dedicated return page.
Pool operatorPalletsOfficial channelWho it servesChecked
CHEP USAUnited StatesWood block pallets painted blue and stenciled as CHEP property.The page says CHEP owns its pallets and never sells them or gives up ownership.Online blue-pallet collection requestCHEP customers can book a collection through their myCHEP account.Any business holding empty blue pallets it received from a retailer, wholesaler or manufacturer.Verified
CHEP CanadaCanadaWood block pallets painted blue and stenciled as CHEP property.The page says the empty blue pallets are the property of CHEP.Online blue-pallet collection request (English; a French page is linked from it)CHEP customers can book a collection through myCHEP.Businesses in Canada holding empty blue pallets.Verified
PECO PalletUnited States and CanadaWood block pallets painted red and marked PECO.The page says PECO pallets are PECO's property and that selling, buying, exchanging or repurposing them is illegal.Online pallet pickup request (Pallet Recovery page)The same page lists a recovery email address, a phone line, and returns through a RED<>LINK account.Anyone who finds PECO pallets, even one or two. The form takes a count and a pickup address in a US state or Canadian province.Verified
LPR (La Palette Rouge)EuropeRed-painted wood pallets in the LPR pool. In Europe, a red pallet is more likely LPR than PECO.LPR runs them as a rental pool, so they are returned, not sold.Online collection requestLPR's team replies to arrange collection at the site.Holders of LPR pallets in the countries LPR serves.Verified
iGPS LogisticsUnited StatesPlastic pallets with the iGPS name molded in. iGPS says its pallets carry RFID tags.iGPS rents its pallets through its pool and has worked with police to recover misappropriated ones (iGPS press release, 2011).Official website contact optionsWe could not confirm a dedicated return page: igps.net refused our automated check on 2026-10-27. Use the contact options on the site and confirm the pickup details with iGPS.Holders of stray iGPS plastic pallets.Partial

How to use this table

  1. Identify the owner from the paint and stencil. The identifier helps.
  2. Count the pallets and stack them apart from your own.
  3. Open the owner's channel and request a collection with the count and the pickup address.

Why don't you just take them?

Because they aren't ours or yours. A rental pallet stays the property of its pool wherever it ends up, so the right home for a stray is the owner's own collection. We'll sort them out of a mixed pile and leave them ready, but we never buy, sell or haul them away. The ownership rules page explains the law in plain terms.

Spotted an error?

Links change. If one of these is out of date, email info@bluepalletrecycling.com and we'll check it and update the date.