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The Unit-load Explosion in the Food Industry
S2This study, initiated by the Northeastern Forest Experiment Stations Forest Products Marketing Laboratory at Princeton, West Virginia, is the first of a series of studies designed to evaluate the performance of wooden pallets and develop criteria for operating a national pallet-exchange program. This study was concerned with the systems used in the food industry for handling shipments.S3.
The Department of Defense Market for Wooden Pallets, 1965
S2One of the big markets for wooden pallets is the Department of Defense. For the benefit of pallet suppliers, a study of this market has been made to show them what kinds of pallets DOD uses, how DOD purchases pallets, when and where pallets are needed, and what problems are associated with selling to DOD. And for the benefit of DOD materials-handling personnel, information is included about locations of pallet suppliers, problems suppliers are confronted with when selling to DOD, and initial price ranges for pallets. The Department of Defense (DOD) market for wooden pallets has two segmentsdirect and indirect. The Defense General Supply Center (DGSC) in Richmond, Va., constitutes the direct market. Other DOD installations, the General Services Administration (GSA), and private industrial firms that supply goods on pallets to DOD constitute the indirect market. About one-half of the wooden pallets used by DOD are purchased by DGSC. This study is concerned primarily with the direct market. And all information relates to market conditions of 1965 and 1966 unless reference is made to a different year or time period. S3.
The Department of Defense Market for Wooden Pallets, 1966
S2For the benefit of pallet suppliers and Department of Defense materials-handling personnel, we have prepared this paper to bring the information in the Department of Defense market for wooden pallets: 1965 up to date for 1966. A study of the market has been made to show what kinds of pallets the Department of Defense (DOD) uses, how DOD purchases pallets, and what the range of pallet prices is. Unless otherwise noted, all information relates to conditions in 1966 and 1967.S3.
The Department of Defense Market for Wooden Pallets: 1967
S2Our study of the Department of Defense market for wooden pallets in 1967 showed: Forty seven percent fewer pallets were purchased in 1967 than in 1966: Plywood pallets were purchased for the first time: Nine new pallet specifications were on the DOD list of standard pallet specifications: Two temporary distribution areas were set up. The purpose of our study was to update and supplement the information in "The Department of Defense market for wooden pallets: 1965".' Unless otherwise noted, all information relates to 1967 and 1968.S3.
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