Biobased pallets.

This fast-growing grass reaches up to three meters high and is locally cultivated in Europe. Once planted, it delivers harvests for up to 20 years without the need for replanting. And during its growth, it captures large amounts of CO₂, both in the soil and in its fiber. That makes it a powerful ally in the transition to climate-neutral logistics.

It requires almost no fertilizers or chemicals. Only minimal support is needed in its first year. What you get is a biobased raw material that’s light, strong, and rich in fiber, perfect for circular products likepallets.

From plant to pallet.
Harvested just after winter, when its moisture content is naturally low, Miscanthus doesn’t need energy-intensive drying. That keeps our production process highly efficient. We process the fibers and press them into certified pallets, merging the natural advantages of the plant with innovative engineering.

The result: a material that makes both ecological and industrial sense.

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Formaldehyde is a chemical commonly used in wood-based glues and compressed materials, including traditional pallets, blocks, and particle board. It’s known to be harmful to human health. Prolonged exposure can cause irritation and, more importantly, it’s classified by the World Health Organization as a carcinogen.

Because of that, strict European regulations limit formaldehyde emissions in products. But under high heat or humidity, like in a shipping container, formaldehyde can release faster, increasing both health risks and unpleasant odors.

At TGR, we don’t just follow the rules. We go beyond them.
Our pallets are completely formaldehyde-free, using a patented biobased binder that’s safer for people, goods, and the planet. This way we combine health,sustainability and circularity in one single product.

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Absolutely. TGR pallets are engineered for industrial-grade performance, with a dynamic load capacity of up to 1250kg. Their strength comes from a patented design that combinesmiscanthus fiber, a bio-based binder, and precise production logic. Unlike wooden pallets, there's no weak point at the joints, the structure is uniform, solid, and doesn’t splinter, warp, or degrade with moisture. In short: just as strong, cleaner in use, and more consistent over time.

Standard wooden pallets are heavy, splinter easily, contain formaldehyde-based binders, and require nails and mechanical assembly. TGR pallets are lighter, smoother, and 100% formaldehyde-free. They’re made from CO₂-negative miscanthus fiber, with a nestable design that saves space in warehouses and trucks. Plus, no nails means safer handling and easier disposal.

Depending on the configuration, custom versions of the TGR pallet can be fitted with bottom slats for rack storage or roller conveyor use. The core model is primarily designed for one-way and closed-loop flows, but modularity and add-ons allow compatibility with most warehouse systems. Reach out to our team to explore tailored setups.

TGR pallets are fully recyclable and built for reverse logistics or multiple reuse cycles. If a pallet gets damaged, it doesn’t break into sharp fragments like wood or plastic, it crumbles safely, reducing injury risks. At the end of its lifecycle, the material can be collected, shredded, and repurposed, contributing to circular material flows. No formaldehyde means no toxic waste.

Yes. TGR pallets are designed with fork openings and leg strength that support forklift handling, even when nested in stacks. They're tested for operational compatibility in real export chains, including logistics centers using forklifts, pallet jacks, and roller systems.

Absolutely. TGR pallets are designed with modularity in mind. We offer custom colors, bottom decks, and sector-specific configurations based on weight, moisture, and handling needs. Whether you operate in pharma, food, chemicals, or express logistics. We build what your supply chain actually needs, not a one-size-fits-all compromise.