Target GM Truckload – 48 Pallets

Home goods, storage, small furniture, toys, kitchenware, small appliances, bedding and bath fill these 48 processed Target pallets, with the clothing taken out. The whole trailer is $14,400, which is $300 a pallet before freight. Condition is mixed, there’s no piece count, and it ships unmanifested.

The hard goods stay in. If you buy target pallets wholesale, this is our larger processed Target GM load. Raw Target pallets were sorted, the clothing came out, and the rest went onto dedicated target general merchandise pallets. Along with the categories above, the mix covers household items, décor, seasonal stock and organization, with no category split.

Hard goods in, apparel out

What’s not on it: the clothing, by design. Damaged packaging, open-box, incomplete and salvage items do turn up in these loads. It’s sold unmanifested; there is no item-by-item list.

$300 a pallet, and what that leaves out

$14,400 over 48 pallets is $300 a pallet before freight, which answers what a pallet from Target costs on this load. The figure leaves out trailer freight, unloading and sorting labor, and the items that turn out broken or incomplete. No item count, so no cost per piece.

Three conditions in one trailer

Condition is mixed: customer returns, overstock and shelf pulls, all in the same trailer. Customer returns were returned by shoppers; they can be new in an opened box, used, missing parts or not working. Overstock was never sold and is still in its packaging. Shelf pulls sat on a store shelf and came off unsold; packaging can be worn or carry clearance stickers.

Bin stores, discount retailers and exporters buying target pallets wholesale by the trailer are the fit. If you need everything boxed and working, take a case pack load instead.

How we run a sale this size

We ship FOB Dalton, GA, at a flat freight rate by state, shown at checkout. Pickups are by appointment, weekdays 8 am to 5 pm Eastern. Manifested lots come with a line-by-line list; unmanifested ones like this cost less and come without one. We don’t open pallets or truckloads to pull out the better items. What comes from the retailer is what goes on your truck. We aren’t affiliated with Target.

Truckload freight is flat per trailer: $1,000 Southeast, $2,500 East and Midwest, $3,500 Central and Mountain, $5,500 West Coast and Southwest; Alaska and Hawaii are quoted after the order. You need a dock or a forklift, because a truckload doesn’t come with a liftgate. Each pallet or gaylord is about 47 x 39 x 29.5 in, roughly 450 lbs a pallet or gaylord, about 21,600 lbs for the load; confirm with [email protected] before booking your own truck. For pickup, choose Buyer Arranged Freight / Local Pickup, collect within 5 business days and email the bill of lading 24 hours ahead.

What happens once the trailer is paid

Everything is sold as-is, except that if 30 percent or more of a pallet arrives broken, crushed, cracked, wet or unusable, we refund the damaged share; on an unmanifested mixed load like this, items that don’t work don’t count as damage. Write damage on the driver’s receipt, then email pictures and the delivery receipt to [email protected] within 48 hours. Freight isn’t refunded. See our refund policy. Any lot can also be returned within 7 days of delivery or pickup for a 10 percent restocking fee: unopened for any reason, with you paying the return freight, or opened if it isn’t what you ordered, with us paying the return freight.

Per pallet it matches our 24-pallet Target GM truckload at $7,200; both are in Target liquidation pallets.