Robust, hygienic and nestable

Traceable collection pallet

Marvin Meyke, 28.10.2021, 08:00

Robust, hygienic and nestable

With the Retenpal 2.0, Schoeller Allibert presents a new trackable collection pallet for hygienic logistics. The Retenpal 2.0 is compatible with Schoeller Allibert's RFID and SmartLink sensor technologies, which enable transparent and secure goods management.

The pallet is hygienic, nestable and particularly suitable for transporting crates filled with fish and seafood, reliably preventing liquid from leaking. It is food-safe, robust and designed for temperatures from 20 °C to +40 °C. Retenpal 2.0 is a suitable choice for industries such as food and food processing, retail, industrial manufacturing, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, chemicals and pooling.

Commenting on the launch of Retenpal 2.0, Ludo Gielen, CEO of Schoeller Allibert, said: "As a global player in the supply chain sector and market leader in reusable plastic packaging in Europe, we see Retenpal 2.0 as the ultimate solution for leak protection, particularly suitable for the transportation of fresh foods such as meat and seafood, which are often transported in ice." Gielen continues: "Retenpal 2.0 demonstrates Schoeller Allibert's commitment to the circular economy. With its 45% nestability, the pallet enables storage and transport of goods with optimized loading, reducing the number of trucks needed and their trips, while maintaining product quality. With Retenpal 2.0, we are making our contribution to greater sustainability in the supply chain."

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