Price guide · Procurement and logistics
How much does an EPAL Euro pallet cost?
The price of an EPAL Euro pallet depends primarily on whether it is new or used, the order volume, its condition and the delivery arrangement.
New: approximately €15–18 per palletUsed: approximately €9–14 per pallet
These euro ranges are approximate conversions of GLF’s Swedish guide prices, calculated using the ECB reference rate checked on 18 August 2026 (EUR 1 = SEK 11.026) and rounded to whole euros. They are not local market prices; the local quotation applies. VAT, freight and delivery terms are specified in that quotation.
The short answer
Prices for new and used EPAL Euro pallets
A new EPAL Euro pallet costs approximately €15–18 per pallet. A used EPAL Euro pallet costs approximately €9–14 per pallet, depending on condition and volume. These amounts are approximate euro conversions of Swedish guide prices, not local market prices or a binding offer.
New EPAL Euro pallet
€15–18 per pallet
Volume and specification affect the price
Used EPAL Euro pallet
€9–14 per pallet
Condition, grade and volume affect the price
Additional costs
VAT, freight and delivery terms are stated in the local quotation, which applies.
About this price guide: The guide prices apply to licensed EPAL Euro pallets supplied by GLF. These euro ranges are approximate conversions of GLF’s Swedish guide prices. They use the ECB reference rate checked on 18 August 2026 (EUR 1 = SEK 11.026) and are rounded to whole euros. They do not represent local market prices; the local quotation applies. The underlying Swedish guide prices were reviewed by GLF Pallet Group on 20 August 2026.
New EPAL Euro pallets
What affects the price of a new EPAL Euro pallet?
Indicative converted price: approximately €15–18 per pallet, depending on volume.
The price is affected by factors including raw-material costs, market conditions, exchange-rate movements, order volume, pallet specification and quality requirements. New EPAL Euro pallets are manufactured by an EPAL-licensed producer in accordance with the EPAL Technical Regulations, heat-treated in accordance with ISPM 15 and supplied with the required EPAL and IPPC markings.
- Timber quality, wood species, block type and construction
- Licensed manufacture, required EPAL/IPPC markings and ISPM 15 heat treatment
- Number of pallets, delivery location and required delivery date
Background
What is an EPAL Euro pallet and why is it used?
An EPAL Euro pallet is a licensed, quality-assured wooden load carrier used to transport and store goods. Its dimensions are 1,200 × 800 millimetres. According to EPAL’s technical data for the EPAL Euro pallet, it has a safe working load of 1,500 kg when used in accordance with the specification.
1,200 × 800 mmThe standard dimensions make the pallet compatible with many trucks, warehouse racking systems and automated material flows.
Standardisation simplifies warehousing, transport, loading and unloading. The pallet can be reused when its condition and markings meet the relevant requirements. Learn more about the dimensions, construction and available specifications for Euro-format pallets.
Used EPAL Euro pallets
Condition and volume determine the price range
Indicative converted price: approximately €9–14 per pallet, depending on condition and volume.
Used EPAL Euro pallets can be a cost- and resource-efficient alternative. Their price is affected by condition, quality grade, previous use, repair status, order volume and market availability. Any repair must be carried out by an EPAL-licensed repairer in accordance with the EPAL Technical Regulations, and the repaired pallet must carry the required repair and identification markings.
- Check for visible damage, cracks, missing components and deformation.
- Ask for the condition and quality grade to be stated in the quotation.
- Confirm that any repair was completed by an EPAL-licensed repairer and that the required repair and identification markings are present.
Compare the full quotation
Volume, purchasing channel and freight affect the total cost
No purchasing channel is always the least expensive. Compare the pallet specification, unit price, freight, lead time and other terms on a like-for-like basis. Direct delivery from a manufacturer may offer more specification options, while a distributor may be better suited to a smaller or urgent requirement.
How to obtain comparable quotations
- State the volume: number of pallets and required delivery frequency.
- Describe the pallet: new or used, quality grade, markings and any required treatment.
- Describe the delivery: delivery location, date and any loading or unloading requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about EPAL Euro pallet prices
How much does a new EPAL Euro pallet cost?
Based on GLF’s Swedish guide price, a new EPAL Euro pallet costs approximately €15–18 per pallet after conversion to euros. This is an approximate conversion, not a local market price; the final local quotation depends on factors including volume, specification, delivery location and market conditions.
How much does a used EPAL Euro pallet cost?
Based on GLF’s Swedish guide price, a used EPAL Euro pallet costs approximately €9–14 per pallet after conversion to euros. This is an approximate conversion, not a local market price; condition, quality grade, repair status, order volume and the local quotation determine the final price.
Are VAT and freight included in the price?
This is specified in the individual quotation. Always ask for a total price that clearly states VAT, freight, the delivery location and all other delivery terms.
When can I receive a volume discount?
There is no fixed volume threshold that applies to every order. Any discount depends on pallet type, availability, quantity, delivery arrangements and current market conditions.
What is the difference between an EPAL Euro pallet and a EUR pallet?
An EPAL Euro pallet is manufactured by an EPAL-licensed producer under the EPAL Technical Regulations, heat-treated in accordance with ISPM 15 and supplied with the required EPAL and IPPC markings. Repairs must be completed by an EPAL-licensed repairer and carry the required repair and identification markings. A EUR pallet carries the EUR marking associated with the UIC exchange system. The terms should not be treated as interchangeable without checking the actual markings, licence and specification. The prices in this guide refer to licensed EPAL Euro pallets supplied by GLF.
When is ISPM 15 required?
ISPM 15 is often required for wood packaging material used in trade with countries outside the EU. Regulations vary, so always check the destination country’s requirements before shipment.
Can GLF accept or purchase used pallets?
This depends on pallet type, condition, volume and geographic location. Submit an enquiry through the Become a supplier page so that GLF can assess the information.
