Target General Merchandise Truckload (TGT GM), 26-Pallet Wholesale Lot

The Target general merchandise truckload (internally coded TGT GM at the Target distribution centers) is the full-volume reseller-grade load. A 53-foot trailer of 26 stacked pallets, each averaging 6-7 feet tall, sourced from Target’s overstock, new, and shelf-pull liquidation programs. Pallet density and category mix make this one of the most flexible truckloads in the US liquidation market: bin-store stocking, pop-up sales, online resale, or export shipping all work with a TGT GM load.

At $8,000 the full truckload, the wholesale per-pallet cost works out to roughly $308. A substantial discount to single-pallet Target GM offerings, which run $700-$1,000 each when purchased individually.

What’s inside a Target GM truckload

• Pallet count: 26 pallets per 53′ truckload
• Pallet height: approximately 6-7 feet tall
• Categories: assorted Target store merchandise. Housewares, toys, kitchenware, clothing, footwear, accessories, furniture, seasonal, home decor, small appliances, personal care, cleaning supplies, paper products, electronics
• Condition mix: overstock + new + shelf pulls (no raw customer returns in this TGT GM stream. The Customer Returns Truckload is a separate product)
• Estimated retail value: industry-typical 26-pallet Target GM truckloads carry $140,000-$150,000 MSRP at full ticket

TGT GM vs. TGT Customer Returns vs. Target Casepack. Knowing the difference

There are three distinct Target truckload streams Save More Liquidations sources:

1. TGT GM (this product). Overstock + new + shelf pulls. Mostly sellable as-is, light triage required.
2. TGT Customer Returns. Raw returns from Target.com and stores. Higher reward potential but more triage labor.
3. Target Casepack. Sealed factory casepacks. Highest condition tier, lowest variability, premium pricing.

If you’re new to Target liquidation truckloads, the TGT GM stream is the most forgiving starting point because the merchandise has already passed Target’s shelf-pull triage, so the percentage of unsellable items is meaningfully lower than the raw returns stream.

Who buys a Target GM truckload

• Bin-store operators running tiered weekly markdown
• Discount retailers stocking general merchandise floors
• Online resellers running Amazon FBA, eBay, Whatnot, Mercari, and Poshmark inventory
• Pop-up and flea-market vendors sourcing rotating inventory
• Export buyers consolidating containers for international resale

Why buy your TGT GM truckload from Save More Liquidations

• Free nationwide curbside delivery included on every truckload to the contiguous US
• 30-day refund and return policy from the date of delivery (TGT GM is not a mystery-tier product. Standard return window applies)
• Actual-photo inventory disclosure. The gallery shows photos of the on-hand merchandise
• No resale certificate, EIN, or business license required to purchase
• Located in Jacksonville, FL with fast east-coast freight to FL, GA, SC, NC, AL, TN, and beyond

Shipping + handling

• Lead time: 1-3 business days after payment clears
• Transit: typically 3-7 business days to most US ZIPs (longer to PNW and Maine)
• Delivery type: 53′ truckload curbside drop, receiver provides forklift (no liftgate included at this tier)
• Damage policy: note any visible carton damage on the BOL at delivery. Transit damage claims are covered

Frequently asked questions

What’s the typical retail-to-wholesale ratio on a Target GM truckload?
The $8,000 wholesale price against an industry-typical $140,000-$150,000 retail value works out to roughly 5-6 cents on the retail dollar. After triage and resale, well-run bin-store operations have reported gross margins above 4× cost on Target GM truckloads. But actual margin depends on operational efficiency and channel mix.

Is the merchandise tested?
Items in the overstock and new sub-streams are not individually tested. They’re Target’s factory-fresh inventory that didn’t sell through. Shelf pulls are the items that came off Target store shelves; light cosmetic wear may be present.

Can I get a manifest before purchase?
Manifests are not provided at the pallet level for TGT GM truckloads. The load is sold as an unmanifested mixed lot, which is what allows the deep wholesale pricing. Top-level category-mix estimates are available on request.

Do you sell smaller Target lots?
Yes. See our Target Pallets category for single-pallet, half-truckload, and other Target options.

What’s the condition disclosure language on the invoice?
“Target general merchandise truckload. Overstock + new + shelf pulls. 26 pallets per 53′ load. No item-level testing. 30-day return window on the full truckload basis.”

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