UFP Industries buys Berry Pallets assets for $20M
UFP Industries is expanding its pallet manufacturing network by acquiring the operating assets, including real estate, of Minnesota-based Berry Pallets, Inc. for approximately $20 million.
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UFP Industries is expanding its pallet manufacturing network by acquiring the operating assets, including real estate, of Minnesota-based Berry Pallets, Inc. for approximately $20 million. Berry Pallets contributes about $23 million in annual sales and brings 75 employees into UFP Packaging.
The deal is designed to strengthen UFP’s core wood-based industrial packaging business and deepen its presence in the upper Midwest, improving service to regional and national customers. The transaction is expected to close on or around May 18, 2026, with Berry’s facility integrated into UFP Packaging’s existing pallet network.
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