PECO has been recognized with ‘Green 75,’ an acknowledgement of its long-standing commitment to sustainability through its circular supply chain practices and initiatives focused on pallet repair, reuse, and waste reduction.

TASCA, Ill., July 22, 2025 – PECO Pallet, Inc. (PECO), one of North America’s leading pooled pallet rental providers, has been named to Inbound Logistics magazine’s 2025 Green 75 list, honoring companies that demonstrate exceptional environmental stewardship and sustainable logistics.
“This prestigious recognition highlights the company as one of the 75 leading organizations that ‘walk the walk’ when it comes to meaningful sustainability in supply chain and logistics operations,” said Felecia Stratton, editor and associate publisher of Inbound Logistics. “In today’s global landscape, where environmental responsibility is more critical than ever, earning a place on the G75 list is a notable achievement.”
This marks the fifth consecutive year PECO has earned a place on the Green 75 list.
PECO is widely regarded as a sustainability leader in the pallet industry, providing its signature red, high-quality block pallets through a robust North American network. Sustainability is deeply embedded in its operations and company culture, with ongoing environmental initiatives that reduce waste, extend pallet lifecycles, and conserve natural resources.
“At PECO, sustainability is not just a phrase – it’s a core part of how we operate and who we are,” said Joe Dagnese, PECO’s chief executive officer. “As a company providing essential assets and services to thousands of businesses, we embrace sustainability not only as being a responsible environmental steward, but as a value-driven business practice that delivers operational value and provides PECO and its customers with recognized competitive advantage.”
PECO’s pooled pallet system supports a circular supply chain model by emphasizing reuse, repair, and recycling, helping reduce dependence on single-use alternatives. The company’s efforts include proactive pallet maintenance, landfill diversion, composting, and transportation optimization—all of which contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting resource efficiency.
As the primary platform for shipping goods across industries—on trucks, intermodal rail, and more—pallets play a critical role in supply chains. PECO serves a broad range of sectors, including consumer packaged goods, grocery, agriculture, big-box retailers, club stores, and local and regional distributors.
To view the full list of Inbound Logistics’ 2025 Green Supply Chain Partners, visit:
https://www.inboundlogistics.com/articles/75-green-supply-chain-partners/
About PECO Pallet, Inc.
Itasca, IL-based PECO Pallet is one of North America’s leaders in pallet rental services and provides tens of millions of its red block pallets to major grocery and consumer goods manufacturers in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. PECO Pallet’s tremendous growth over the last 25+ years reflects the company’s commitment to quality and service. Customers using PECO’s superior pallets experience less product damage, greater efficiency, improved safety, and significant cost savings. For more information about PECO Pallet, please visit www.pecopallet.com.
SOURCE PECO Pallet, Inc.
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Rick LeBlanc, EMBA, is the founder and editor of Reusable Packaging News (subscribe to the free newsletter) and editor of Western Pallet Magazine. A supply chain journalist with more than 30 years of experience, he specializes in pallets, reusable packaging, material handling and related operations. Rick is co-author of Pallets: A North American Perspective and Pallets & Progress: A Collected History of Pallets and Palletized Handling 1922–1945. He is also an advisory board member of the Virginia Tech Center for Packaging and Unit Load Design. Read Rick’s full bio.


