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PFX · California · September 2026

A recycled Grade A 48x40 pallet costs $8.36 delivered by the truckload in California in September 2026, and Grade B costs $5.26. Every grade in California is free with an account.
PFX California, a blend of 60% Grade A and 40% Grade BSep 2026

$7.12

per pallet · recycled 48x40 · delivered truckload

vs U.S.
+5.1%
U.S. PFX
$6.77
12 months on U.S.
+7.6%
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PFX price board · California · Sep 2026

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State prices are the national grid times California's factor (1.051); combo is the average of California's AAA and new prices. Other sizes and the full state grid as a spreadsheet come with PFX Pro.

Why California prices differ

PFX prices California 5.1% above the national grid. This is how each local cost moves the price:

Price build · CaliforniaFactor 1.051
CostCA vs U.S.Effect on price
Pallet-industry wages−0.9%−0.3%
Yard land and buildings+54.3%+5.3%
Diesel (California)+28.1%+3.8%
Pallet demand per local pallet worker1.01x0.0%
Completed sales in the West region−3.6%
California vs the national grid+5.1%

Pallet-industry wages in California run 0.9% below the U.S. average (BLS, 2025), and diesel in California averaged $8.059 a gallon in September 2026, 28.1% above the U.S. price (EIA).

State prices use public cost data (BLS wages and jobs for 2025, BEA rents for 2024, EIA diesel for September 2026) plus completed sales in each region. The method.

Questions buyers ask

How much does a pallet cost in California?

In September 2026, PFX prices a recycled Grade A 48x40 at $8.36 and Grade B at $5.26 delivered by the truckload in California. AAA, combo, block and new pallets in California are on the board with a free account (home state California).

Why are pallet prices in California higher than the U.S. average?

PFX prices California 5.1% above the national grid. The biggest reasons: yard land and buildings (+5.3% on price) and diesel (california) (+3.8% on price). Pallet-industry wages in California run 0.9% below the U.S. average (BLS, 2025), and diesel in California averaged $8.059 a gallon in September 2026, 28.1% above the U.S. price (EIA).

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