Wine + Food XP Pallets

The WineXP was designed with major South Australian wine bottlers as a flexible, two-way export pallet. At 1130 x 1130mm, its size and weight rating suit the most common bottle and carton configurations. Kiln-dried timber keeps moisture under control, which cuts down on damaged cartons, peeling labels and timber spoilage by the time the wine reaches its destination.

FoodXP pallets go through a more rigorous manufacturing process to meet food safety standards. They’re made using our Pal-giene process, certified food-safe by HACCP International, and kiln dried for moisture control. At 1100 x 1100mm, they’re built for food and beverage producers who need a pallet that stands up to a food safety audit.

HACCP International is an accredited global body that certifies equipment and materials used in the regulated food industry. A HACCP International certified pallet has been independently assessed as safe to use in food handling and storage environments. For food businesses, that means one less item to justify when the auditor walks through.

Yes. CMTP is the only pallet supplier in Australia certified by HACCP International. Our Pal-giene process has been independently assessed as food-safe, so food, wine and beverage businesses can use our pallets with confidence that they meet the standard.

Yes. Both are heat treated and ISPM 15 stamped, so they’re cleared for export straight off the floor. Because the treatment uses heat rather than chemicals, the pallets meet international biosecurity rules without bringing any chemical residue into food or wine environments.

The WineXP measures 1130 x 1130 x 138mm and the FoodXP measures 1100 x 1100 x 138mm. Both sizes were chosen to suit common carton and bottle configurations and to load efficiently into shipping containers. If your product needs a different footprint, talk to the team about a custom build.

Both have a recommended safe working load of 1,200kg, and both can be stacked up to six high. That suits the typical weight of a pallet of wine, beverages or packaged food, while keeping the pallet light enough for efficient freight.

Wet timber causes problems. As it dries out in transit, it releases moisture that can grow mould, stain cartons, lift labels and create condensation inside shipping containers. Kiln drying brings the moisture content down before the pallet is ever loaded, so your product arrives looking the way it left.

Yes, as long as they’re the right pallets. Food environments need timber that’s kiln dried to prevent mould, heat treated rather than chemically fumigated, and certified as food-safe. Our HACCP International certified pallets are built for exactly that, giving food and beverage businesses a timber option that meets food safety requirements.