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16 October 2025

Adapting to Thrive: Why IPP Now Pools Plastic Pallets Alongside Wood

Today’s supply chains move fast and face growing demands. Businesses need solutions which are flexible, reliable and sustainable – not just in theory, but in daily operations. At IPP, we’ve built our reputation on a robust pool of high-quality wooden pallets. Now we’re expanding that offer. By introducing plastic pallets and specialist load carriers like boxes and trays, we’re giving customers more options without adding complexity. With one partner and one contract you get access to every format you need to move your products efficiently. 

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07 October 2025

Faber Group receives Ecovadis Platinum rating – 5 years in a row!

Faber Group, parent company of IPP has received the Platinum Ecovadis rating 2025, which keeps Faber Group and its divisions amongst the top 1% tier of companies within the logistics industry according to Ecovadis – now for 5 consecutive years.

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03 October 2025

Continued growth at IPP with two further appointments

As one of Europe’s leading poolers of sustainable wooden pallets, we have appointed two members of staff to our senior leadership team.

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04 September 2025

Driving Efficiency and Cutting CO₂: How WEPA and IPP Turned Empty Miles into Value

In fast-moving supply chains, every kilometer counts. For WEPA, one of Europe’s leading hygiene companies, and IPP, the challenge was clear: how to reduce empty runs and lower emissions while keeping products flowing. Together, we created a smarter loop that proves collaboration can deliver both efficiency and sustainability.

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01 September 2025

The heat is on for supply chain resilience

Climate fragility requires supply chain agility, according to IPP’s regional managing director Andy Maddock.

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21 August 2025

IPP commits to cutting emissions by 2030 and reaching net zero by 2045

At IPP, emissions reduction is a top priority. We are working to cut our Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 42% by 2030, using 2024 as our baseline. These emissions come from things like our buildings and company vehicles. To tackle them, we have started shifting to electric and hybrid vehicles across our fleet.