IoPP Premium Webinar - Panel Discussion: Successfully Designing Unit Load for Multiple Pallet Types

IoPP Premium Webinar

Panel Discussion: Successfully Designing Unit Load for Multiple Pallet Types

Tuesday, April 6, 2021
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST

Description
In an effort to streamline costs and meet sustainability targets, the consumer products industry has been using pooled pallets. Historically, the pallets were made from a wood construction.  In the last 10 years, plastic pallets have become more common. There is a growing movement in the market to shift to plastic pallets.  Both pallet types have their own benefits and features, and our panelists will discuss how to choose the right pallet type and successfully implement the pallets into your packaging systems.

Panelists

  Robert States (Panel Moderator), Principal, Stress Engineering Services
Robert has been working in the packaging industry for nearly 25 years. He holds multiple patents with multiple clients in the reusable packaging industry. Rob has worked for Procter & Gamble and Rubbermaid.

  Dan Gorsky, Senior Associate, Stress Engineering Services
Dan has been providing services to the packaging industry for the past six years. He holds multiple patents in reusable packaging applications. 

  Chad Whyte, Vice President of Business Development, ALOE Group
Dan provides advanced logistics optimization through engineering. Previously, Chad was Vice President of Supply Chain, Logistics at Pinnacle Foods. He’s also served in senior roles at the Campbell Soup Company, Reckitt Benckiser & Church & Dwight

  Ellwood Hunt, Chief Executive Officer, Titan Professional Consulting Services
Most recently, Ellwood was Chief Operating Officer at Lightning Technologies. Before that, he served in executive roles at Paxxal, iGPS and CHEP. Prior to entering pooling pallet industry, Ellwood was Market Unit General Manager at the Pepsi Cola Bottling Company.

Cost

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