We Are ISPM15 Certified
We are very few in all of australia to be ISPM15 certified, We create quality cargo bins and shipping pallets to be shipped everywhere overseas
The ISPM 15 document lists proposed country implementation dates of the 'International Standard for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPM 15): Guidelines for Regulating Wood Packaging Material in International Trade' for exports containing wood packing material.
Country |
Implementation Date |
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Note: ISPM 15 – Regulation of Wood Packaging Material in International Trade was revised in April 2013. All ISPM 15 participating countries now requires that imported wood packaging material be constructed from debarked wood. |
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Algeria |
Date of enforcement 1 April 2010 (unofficial communication with the IPPC). |
American Samoa |
US Associated territories and federal district of the USA – see the USA. |
Argentina |
Date of enforcement 1 June 2005. |
Australia |
Date of enforcement 1 September 2004. For export related queries please contact Grain and Seeds Export Program on telephone: 02 6272 3229 or email: Grain Export |
Bolivia |
Date of enforcement 24 May 2005. |
Brazil |
Date of enforcement 15 January 2004. |
Canada |
Date of enforcement 5 July 2006. |
Chile |
Date of enforcement 1 June 2005. |
China |
Date of enforcement 1 January 2006. |
Colombia |
Date of enforcement 15 September 2005. |
Costa Rica |
Date of enforcement 19 March 2006. |
Cuba |
Date of enforcement 1 October 2008. |
Dominican Republic |
Date of enforcement 1 July 2006. |
Ecuador |
Date of enforcement 30 September 2005. |
Egypt |
Date of enforcement 1 October 2005. |
(EU): |
Date of enforcement 1 March 2005. |
Fiji |
Notification of the intent to implement ISPM 15 has been issued, but no official enforcement date has been confirmed. |
French Polynesia |
Date of enforcement 1 September 2007. |
Guam |
US Associated territories and federal district of the USA – see the USA. |
Guatemala |
Date of enforcement 26 January 2005. |
Guyana |
Date of enforcement 2005 (unofficial communication with the IPPC). |
Honduras |
Date of enforcement 3 February 2006. |
Hong Kong |
Not requested for Hong Kong as final destination, but strongly recommended |
India |
Date of enforcement 1 November 2004. |
Indonesia |
Date of enforcement 1 September 2009. Indonesia requires an additional declaration by the exporter. Click here for copy of the document: Indonesia ISPM 15 – Exporter Declaration |
Israel |
Date of Enforcement October 2009. |
Jamaica |
Date of Enforcement 1 January 2011. |
Japan |
Date of enforcement 1 April 2007. |
Jordan |
Date of enforcement 17 November 2005. |
Kenya |
Date of enforcement 29 July 2010. |
Lebanon |
Date of enforcement 1 July 2006. |
Lesotho |
Date of Enforcement January 2012. |
Malaysia |
Date of Enforcement 1 January 2010. |
Mexico |
Date of enforcement 16 September 2005. |
New Caledonia |
Date of enforcement 1 June 2006. |
New Zealand |
Date of enforcement 16 April 2003. Wood packaging must comply with the Import Health Standard Wood Packaging Material from All Countries. Consignments will be risk profiled and a subset of these will be selected for inspection.
Wood packaging treated and marked in accordance with the ISPM 15 standard meets the requirement of the Import Health Standard. Additional information is available at: www.maf.govt.nz. |
Nicaragua |
Notification of the intent to implement ISPM 15 was issued March 2006, but no official enforcement date has been confirmed. |
Nigeria |
Date of enforcement 30 September 2004. |
Northern Marianna Islands |
US Associated territories and federal district of the USA – see the USA. |
Norway |
Date of enforcement 1 January 2008. |
Oman |
Date of enforcement 1 December 2006. |
Panama |
Date of enforcement 17 February 2005. |
Paraguay |
Date of enforcement 28 June 2005. |
Peru |
Date of enforcement 1 September 2005. |
Philippines |
Date of enforcement 1 June 2005. |
Puerto Rico |
US Associated territories and federal district of the USA – see the USA. |
Republic of Georgia |
Unofficial communication. |
Republic of South Korea |
Date of enforcement 1 June 2005. |
Russia (Russian Federation) |
Date of enforcement 15 July 2009 (unofficial communication). |
Samoa |
Enforced - Unofficial sources Phytosanitary certificate is required unless wood packaging material is ISPM 15 compliant. If not ISPM 15 compliant, then one of the following treatments is required within 21 days of export from Australia:
or
All wood packaging material must be free of bark, quarantine pests, decay and other fungi and soil. All wood packaging material will be inspected on arrival in Samoa. |
Senegal |
Date of enforcement 15 August 2010. |
Serbia |
Date of enforcement September 2010. |
Seychelles |
Date of enforcement 1 March 2006. |
Singapore |
Singapore is not demanding ISPM 15 compliance in its own right. For transhipment cargo, and any cargo that is imported solely for re-export, it is recommended that the wooden packaging material should be treated and certified at the country of origin in accordance with the destination country’s requirements for wood packaging material. |
South Africa |
Date of enforcement 1 March 2005. |
Sri Lanka |
Date of enforcement 8 March 2010. |
Switzerland |
See European Union |
Syria |
Date of enforcement 1 April 2006. |
Taiwan |
Date of enforcement 1 January 2009. |
Thailand |
Date of enforcement 1 August 2009. |
Trinidad and Tobago |
Date of Enforcement 21 September 2005. |
Tunisia |
Enforced: Unofficial communication with the IPPC |
Turkey |
Date of enforcement 1 January 2006. |
Ukraine |
Date of enforcement 16 September 2005. |
USA |
Date of enforcement 5 July 2006. Additional informationisavailable at: http://www.aphis.usda.gov/ppq/wpm/import.html |
Uruguay |
Unofficial communication with the IPPC |
Venezuela |
Date of enforcement 2 May 2005. |
Vietnam |
Date of enforcement 5 June 2005. |
Virgin Islands |
US Associated territories and federal district of the USA – see the USA. |