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CERTIFICATES

The wider the range of pallets we can supply, the more we make sure that the common denominator is meeting the most strict operational and environmental criteria. We guarantee certified quality, mechanical resistance and treatment methods in accordance with Slovak and international legislation. The wooden pallets we offer, without any exception, fall under the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC). This is the world's largest independent supervisory system, which through its standards ensures that all the environmental, social and economic benefits of forests can be enjoyed by future generations. The association of legal entities PEFC Slovakia aims to promote sustainable forest management, the consumption of wood as an ecologically renewable resource and environmental protection. As a matter of interest, there are approximately 1.2 million hectares of PEFC-certified forests in the Slovak Republic, based on an assessment by an independent authority that determines whether the management meets the criteria for sustainable practices as defined by the scheme. Holders of PEFC chain of custody certificates can be found in a register of publicly available information. In addition to the identification of certified organisations, certificates issued and contact information, the system also provides details of certified products and authorised users of the logo. At the same time, all our wooden pallets are sterilised in accordance with the International Plant Protection Convention protocol. The IPPC certificate proves compliance with the ISPM 15 standard for production, repair and international transport. As the most commonly used unified pallet category so called Euro-pallets, the detailed standardised pallet of the type EUR, which corresponds to the regulations of the International Union of Railways (UIC) and the European Pallet Association (EPAL), which was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Dusseldorf, Germany. The regional representation for Slovakia and the Czech Republic is in Prague. Did you know that Euro pallets always consist of 11 boards, 9 blocks and 78 nails? The blocks are marked with the EUR/EPAL identification marks, the country of origin code, the registration number of the local protection authority, the manufacturer's registration data, the year of manufacture and a protection method against wood pests. An essential part is also a round nail on repaired pieces as a mechanical record on the central blocks of the longer sides. By the way, there are approximately 25 million euro-palettes in the EPAL international open exchange pool. Keep in mind that verified origin from a reputable dealer eliminates the risks arising from the seemingly more favourable purchase, especially when discarding non-compliant pallets from cross-border shipment that might have any signs of livings pests or contamination by chemicals and other similar pollution.