Myth or Fact: Are Wood Pallets Sustainable?

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There are a lot of misconceptions out there about pallets and sustainability, so we figured it was time to clear the air.

In this episode of the Millwood Vlog, we talk to Ralph Rupert about the sustainability of wood pallets and just how they are used after their lifespan.
 
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