
Pallets
Mildura builds timber pallets for the surrounding wine and food regions, in the volumes the Sunraysia harvest demands. Made locally, they’re on hand when the season ramps up, not stuck waiting on interstate freight.
LEARN MOREProduce bins, wine pallets and timber pallets, built locally for the growers of Sunraysia and the South Australian Riverland.
CMTP Mildura manufactures timber pallets, crates, cases and produce bins for Sunraysia, north-west Victoria and across the border into the South Australian Riverland. Produce bins are the core of the order book: one tonne, half tonne and quarter tonne bins for the citrus, grape and vegetable growers of the Murray-Darling food bowl, alongside bulk bins, wine pallets and standard timber pallets in volume through peak harvest. When the harvest comes in, demand comes with it, and freight from Melbourne or Adelaide adds days and dollars to supply chains already working to tight produce-handling windows. Building locally means growers get pallets and bins on the dock the same week they need them, not when the interstate freight arrives.
Mildura sits in the Mildura Rural City Council, in north-west Victoria’s Sunraysia region. The numbers tell the story: Mildura produces more than 80 percent of Victoria’s grapes, including the bulk of the state’s wine and table grapes, and over 70 percent of Australia’s dried vine fruits. Add the citrus, almond, and stone fruit operations across the Murray-Darling corridor and it’s one of the most concentrated horticultural economies in the country. The tri-state freight pattern is the other distinctive feature: a Victorian council area with the SA Riverland a short drive west and NSW freight moving through constantly.

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David Smith
Operations Manager Mildura
David joined CMTP, after a decade managing a corrugated cardboard business supplying packaging to the viticulture and horticulture industries. That is the same customer base Mildura serves through every harvest, so he knows what growers are actually up against. He works face to face and takes a practical view of the job: the packaging has to do what the grower needs it to do, so the product reaches the end user in one piece and on time.
We service the Sunraysia region, the Murray-Darling corridor and the South Australian Riverland. Interstate transport runs weekly to all corners of Australia.
3-4 days is a typical lead time for standard CMTP products, with custom builds typically extending further due to the nature of the custom build process.
Standard pallet range
The Mildura team understands that things don’t always go to plan and is adaptable to your needs. We have many case studies that entail very quick turnaround times, so give the team a call for these express orders.
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Agriculture dominates. From Mildura we regularly supply dried fruit producers, citrus and stone fruit growers, table grape and wine grape operations, almond and nut processors, and the broader food production network. The seasonal harvest peaks shape the demand cycle for produce bins and bulk bins more than at any other CMTP site.
Dried fruit producers, citrus and stone fruit growers, table and wine grape operations, almond and nut processors, and the broader food production network.
Mildura produces more than 80 percent of Victoria's grapes, including the bulk of the state's wine and table grapes.
Over 70 percent of Australia's dried vine fruits come from the region.
A Victorian council area with the SA Riverland a short drive west and NSW freight moving through constantly.

CMTP operates multiple sites across Australia. Find your nearest location below.
Yes. CMTP manufactures timber pallets, export pallets and custom pallet solutions from its Mildura facility, supporting customers across the Sunraysia region, the Murray-Darling corridor and the SA Riverland.
The Mildura facility manufactures standard timber pallets to AS 4068, Wine and Food XP pallets, produce bins and bulk bins, and packaging consumables.
Yes. The Mildura site services the Sunraysia region, Swan Hill and the Mallee, and delivers into the South Australian Riverland and along the Murray-Darling corridor, with weekly interstate transport to all states.
Yes. Custom pallet solutions for Mildura customers are designed in coordination with CMTP’s Colac-based 3D CAD design team, based on product dimensions, weight requirements, handling methods, and transport conditions.
Yes. CMTP manufactures ISPM 15 certified export pallets that comply with international timber packaging requirements for export freight.
3-4 days is a typical lead time for standard CMTP products. Custom builds run longer depending on the design. Contact the Mildura team for current availability, and call for express orders.
The Australian standard 1165 x 1165 pallet is the most common order, alongside Euro and US export footprints. Mildura also builds to custom dimensions where a standard footprint doesn’t suit the product or the container. Tell the team the load, the handling equipment and the destination and they’ll spec it.
An export pallet is a timber pallet that has been heat treated and certified to ISPM 15, which is what lets it leave the country. Any solid timber packaging heading overseas has to meet it. If your freight stays in Australia a standard wooden pallet does the job. If it is going on a ship or a plane it needs to be an export pallet.
Yes. Produce bins and bulk bins are a core part of the Mildura order book. Wooden bins protect perishable goods and keep produce fresher for longer, and they’re a sustainable alternative to plastic. Bins are built to suit growers’ handling requirements, including one tonne, half tonne and quarter tonne capacities, and can be designed to your own specification where a standard bin doesn’t fit the operation.
Yes, provided they’re ISPM 15 certified. Any solid timber packaging leaving Australia has to meet ISPM 15, and that applies to produce bins and bulk bins the same way it applies to pallets. CMTP manufactures ISPM 15 certified timber packaging, so bins destined for international freight are treated and marked to comply. Tell the Mildura team the destination market when you order, because some countries add their own requirements on top of ISPM 15.
Yes. CMTP runs a 3D CAD design capability based at the Colac head office, so Mildura customers can have a pallet, case or crate engineered around the product rather than forcing the product onto a standard footprint.
Product dimensions and weight, how it’s handled (forklift, pallet jack, crane), how it’s transported and where it’s going, and any compliance requirements such as ISPM 15 or food grade. The more of that you have up front, the faster the Mildura team can come back with a spec and a price.
If you're running a Sunraysia agriculture or food operation and need pallet supply that doesn't have to come from Melbourne or Adelaide