Used IBC Tote Price Index

IBC tote pricing is influenced by factors such as capacity (275 or 330 gallons), the material used (HDPE for the container, metal for the cage), and the condition (new, used, reconditioned). Additional features like food-grade certification, chemical resistance, or UN approval for hazardous materials also impact pricing. The demand in industries like agriculture, chemicals, and food processing, as well as supply chain factors like raw material availability and production costs.

New IBC totes generally have the highest prices due to their guaranteed quality and performance. Used IBC totes are priced lower but may require cleaning or reconditioning before use. Reconditioned IBC totes, which have been refurbished to meet certain standards, offer a cost-effective alternative with pricing that reflects their restored condition and usability.

Yes size does matter. The two most common sizes are 275 and 330 gallons. The 330 gallon totes are typically more expensive than the 275 gallon totes. The 330 gallon totes are also more common.

The IBC tote pricing index is updated frequently, often on a weekly basis, to ensure it reflects the most current market data. This helps businesses stay informed about price trends and make strategic decisions regarding bulk liquid storage and transportation.

Yes, as with most things, the more you buy the cheaper the price. If you are buying a large quantity of totes you can expect to pay less per tote than if you were buying just a few.