Boxes on Pallets / Cardboard Crates for Bulk Packaging
NAD Packaging manufactures heavy-duty corrugated cardboard crates — also known as boxes on pallets — for industrial, agricultural, and export use. These bulk packaging solutions are mounted on ISPM15-compliant wooden pallets, ready for container loading, warehouse handling, and international shipping. Designed for strength, efficiency, and sustainability, our palletized boxes are trusted across South Africa and global markets.
Why choose boxes on pallets?
✅ Supplied as complete units: box + pallet
✅ ISPM15-compliant for international export
✅ Strong corrugated walls for heavy or oversized goods
✅ Lightweight alternative to wooden crates
✅ Custom sizes available for container optimization
✅ Quick turnaround: 7–10 business days
✅ Ideal for agriculture, manufacturing, and logistics
Industries Served
✅ Agriculture
✅ Manufacturing
✅ Export / Local Logistics
✅ Warehousing
✅ Distribution
Customisation Options
✅ Custom box dimensions to fit pallet and container specs
✅ Single or double wall board strength
✅ Optional internal dividers, inserts or cornerpieces to add strength to box
Lead Times & Delivery
✅ Standard production lead time: 7–10 business days
✅ Delivery can be arranged across South Africa
✅ Export‑ready packaging suitable for international shipments
Compliance & Sustainability
✅ ISPM15‑compliant wooden pallets for export
✅ Corrugated board is recyclable and lightweight
✅ Reduces reliance on heavy wooden crates
✅ Custom sizing minimizes waste and maximizes container space
🟦 Can I order just the boxes without pallets?
Yes, boxes can be supplied separately if required.
🟦 Are these suitable for air freight?
Yes, lightweight corrugated crates reduce costs compared to wooden alternatives.
🟦 Why choose cardboard crates instead of wooden crates?
They are lighter, recyclable, cost‑effective, and reduce shipping costs compared to heavy wooden crates.
🟦 Are your boxes on pallets suitable for export?
Yes, all pallets are ISPM15‑compliant, making them ready for international shipping and container loading.
🟦 What sizes of palletized boxes are available?
We offer standard sizes and custom dimensions to fit containers or specific product loads.
🟦 Do you supply both the box and pallet together?
Yes, we deliver complete units (box + pallet), but boxes can also be supplied separately if required.
🟦 What lead times should I expect for bulk orders of palletized boxes?
Standard sizes are available quickly, while custom dimensions may require 2–3 weeks depending on order volume.
🟦 Can palletized boxes be reused for multiple shipping cycles?
Yes. With careful handling, corrugated boxes on pallets can be reused, though durability depends on load type and transit conditions.
🟦 Do you offer custom reinforcement for heavier loads?
Yes. Boxes can be manufactured with double‑wall and reinforced with cornerpieces to safely carry heavier products.
🟦 How do palletized boxes help reduce overall freight costs?
They optimise container space, reduce product damage, and lower air freight charges compared to heavier wooden crates.
🟦 Are palletized boxes suitable for sea freight?
Yes. When combined with ISPM15‑compliant pallets, they are suitable for containerised sea freight, provided goods are properly packed.
🟦 Can I schedule recurring deliveries of palletized boxes?
Yes. We work with clients to set up recurring supply schedules, ensuring consistent stock availability for ongoing operations.
🟦 Do you deliver palletized boxes nationwide in South Africa?
Yes. We deliver to warehouses, farms, and factories across South Africa, with export orders prepared for container loading.
🟦 What industries typically use palletized boxes?
They are widely used in agriculture, manufacturing, retail distribution, and export logistics for lightweight, cost‑effective packaging.
🟦 Can palletized boxes be customised to fit specific products?
Yes. We design boxes to match product dimensions, ensuring secure fit and efficient stacking in containers.
🟦 How do palletized boxes compare in durability to wooden crates?
Cardboard boxes are lighter and cost‑effective but less durable than wooden crates for repeated heavy‑duty use.
