All lots & truckloads

Why mixed consumer goods sell well in bulk

General merchandise is the catch-all shelf of retail stores, covering toys, games, planters, ornaments and everyday household items. Pallets are priced by weight, beginning near 150 lb, which keeps comparison simple. A seller who runs a discount shop, a flea market stall or an online store can fill several departments from one category. The range works as a hub: browse by family, then compare pallets by weight, dimensions and what the listing says is inside. Several families share a pricing model, which makes comparing options easier. Wholesale buyers use the parent page to compare the families side by side before committing to a specific pallet.

Subcategories you can browse here

• Assorted merchandise: new name-brand mixed pallets with stack heights listed
• Book lots for shops, libraries and online sellers
• Garden product lots, including planters
• Holiday lots and ornaments for seasonal retail
• Sports and games lots

Condition across the general merchandise family

Goods in this range are new and carry brand names, and a pallet gets one grade for the whole lot. Because the families differ, read the subcategory page for the details on contents, dimensions and manifests. Seasonal items such as ornaments need planning around the calendar, while books and games are steadier through the year. Always check weight and height against your dock and storage space. Check each pallet listing for dimensions, because height and base size differ from family to family.

Questions about general merchandise lots

Where do I find individual pallets?

Open one of the subcategories above. Each lists the pallets with weights and sizes. Mixing two or three families in one purchase is a common way to build a varied shop floor. Each family has its own listing style, so some pallets list contents in detail and others simply give weight and size.

Is freight extra?

No separate freight bill follows. Liftgate service is standard in the US. A tracking email and 14-day returns.

Start with assorted merchandise, garden products and holiday lots, or read this guide to decor and houseware pallets.