Target Truckload Texas FOB, 24 Pallets of Mixed Target General Merchandise

This target truckload texas ships 24 pallets of mixed Target general merchandise for $9,000 ($375 per pallet equivalent) from Save More’s Texas FOB sourcing window. The target truckload texas sits at the mid-tier of our Target truckload ladder. Above the $4,900 Christmas-seasonal load and the $6,500 case-pack truckload, below the $11,500 premium GM truckload. The Texas FOB origin is the differentiator: shipping economics work in favor of Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and broader Southwest US bin-store, swap-meet, and warehouse-sale operators because fewer hops from Texas distribution hubs cuts both freight cost and transit time.

What’s typically inside the target truckload texas

• 24 mixed pallets of Target customer return and overstock merchandise
• General Merchandise mix. Home goods, small kitchen appliances, seasonal decor, personal care, toys, apparel, accessories
• Target-exclusive brands, Threshold, Pillowfort, Cat & Jack, A New Day, Good & Gather, Wild Fable, Universal Thread
• Mixed condition. Customer returns, shelf pulls, light overstock, with some new-in-box mixed in
• Pallet count guaranteed at 24; per-pallet piece count varies 100-400 depending on category mix
• FOB Texas. Buyer arranges pickup or delivery from Save More’s Texas distribution dock

Per-truckload economics on the target truckload texas

Target’s blended retail-to-cost spread on returned and overstocked GM runs 8x-15x. At $9,000 for 24 pallets, the truckload carries a retail ceiling between $72,000 and $135,000 depending on category weighting and condition mix.

• Bin store operator route: 24 pallets unpacked into bin rotation at $5-15 per item moves through 60-90 days of inventory. Gross return $25,000-$45,000.
• Wholesale pallet flip to smaller operators: resell individual pallets at $750-$1,200 each. Net $18,000-$28,800 across the truckload.
• Auction-house consignment: 24-pallet warehouse auction with $50 minimum opening bids. Net $14,000-$22,000 within a single auction event.
• Warehouse-sale tent rollout: price across categories at 60-75% off retail, sell through in 2-3 weekend events.

Who buys the target truckload texas

• Southwest US bin store operators (Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arkansas, Louisiana)
• Texas-based wholesale pallet resellers running smaller-operator distribution networks
• Warehouse-sale and tent-sale operators serving Sunbelt markets
• Auction house operators with weekly or biweekly liquidation event calendars
• Brick-and-mortar discount storefront operators in Texas metro and Tier-2 markets

Buyers wanting a smaller Target entry point should look at our $1,500 TGT Bin Store HPC Truckload; for the premium tier see the $11,500 TRGT Bulk Truckload or the $11,500 TGT General Merchandise Truckload. Seasonal-focused buyers should consider the $4,900 TGT Christmas Merchandise Truckload.

FOB Texas logistics on the target truckload texas

This load is staged at Save More’s Texas distribution dock. Buyers can arrange their own carrier pickup or use Save More’s logistics partners for delivery anywhere in the continental US. Texas-region buyers (Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, El Paso) typically see same-week pickup availability and the lowest freight cost relative to other Target truckload SKUs that ship from northern Save More docks. Cross-reference Target’s corporate operating footprint if you need context on the brand’s broader Texas retail presence.

Frequently asked questions

Is the target truckload texas manifested with a SKU list?

No, 24-pallet truckloads ship unmanifested by design. Manifesting at the truckload tier destroys the per-pallet sourcing economics. Resellers wanting manifested loads should consider smaller pallet-level SKUs.

What is the difference between this target truckload texas and the standard TGT GM truckload?

This load is staged at our Texas FOB dock and priced $2,500 below the standard $11,500 TGT GM truckload for buyers who can take FOB Texas pickup. Same Target overstock content, different staging dock, different freight math.

What pallet-condition distribution should I plan for?

Roughly 40% customer returns (resaleable after inspection and re-pricing), 30% shelf pulls (overstock and seasonal clearance), 20% light overstock (mostly new in box), 10% mixed-condition recovery.

Can I cherry-pick specific Target categories in the target truckload texas?

No. The truckload ships as sourced. Pre-sorting by category at the 24-pallet tier destroys the per-pallet economics.

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