Hemant Wooden Packaging is a Mumbai-based company founded by Mr. Hemant S.Pandey, that takes pride in being a leading provider of comprehensive and reliable fumigation treatment services and heat treatment services.
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Ensuring your wooden packaging materials meet international standards is crucial for seamless global trade. At Hemant Wooden Packaging, we offer top-tier ISPM 15 Fumigation Treatment Services designed to protect your shipments from pests and comply with international regulations.
The specific treatments mandated by the government will depend on the type of goods being exported and the destination country's regulations.
We are Govt. Authorised licence holder, that are…..
1. ISPM-15 Fumigation Treatment (Licence no. IN – 679 MB)
2. ISPM-15 Heat Treatment (Licence no. IN – 469 HT)
ISPM 15 is a regulation developed by the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) to address the spread of pests through international trade, particularly in wooden packaging materials. It sets out guidelines for the treatment of wooden packaging materials using approved methods, such as fumigation, heat treatment, or other measures to ensure that they are free from live pests.
The specific requirement under ISPM-15 is the treatment of wooden packaging materials, such as pallets, crates, dunnage, container, cargo, and other similar items, used in international trade. The treatment involves the process of fumigation or heat treatment to ensure that the wood is free from live pests and their larvae.
Fumigation is one of the approved methods for treating wooden packaging materials under ISPM-15. The process involves enclosing the wooden items in an airtight space and introducing a fumigant gas to kill any pests or insects present in the wood. The fumigant gas used is typically methyl bromide, but other approved gases can be used as well.
It's important to note that ISPM-15 regulations are essential for international trade involving wooden packaging materials. If a country requires ISPM-15 compliance for imported goods, the wooden packaging must display the appropriate marking or stamp to indicate that it has been treated according to the standard. This marking certifies that the wooden packaging is free from live pests and is considered safe for international transportation.
Since regulations and standards may evolve over time, it's always a good idea to check with the relevant authorities or the IPPC for the most up-to-date information on ISPM-15 and its requirements.
Why ISPM 15 Fumigation is Essential
ISPM 15 is an international phytosanitary standard that prescribes the treatment of wooden packaging materials to prevent the spread of pests. Fumigation is a key method under ISPM 15, using fumigants to eliminate pests from wooden materials. This process is essential for ensuring your shipments are compliant and safe for international transport.
What is Fumigation?
Fumigation involves treating wooden materials with chemical gases (fumigants) to eradicate pests. This method is effective for pest control, particularly for wooden packaging used in international shipping.
ISPM 15 Fumigation Services:
1.Export ISPM 15 Fumigation Treatment Service
2. Container Fumigation Treatment Service
3. Wooden Pallet Fumigation Treatment Service
4. Storages Fumigation Treatment Service
5. Cargo ISPM 15 Fumigation Treatment Service
6. Wooden Packing Products Fumigation Treatment Service
7. Wooden Box Fumigation Treatment Services
8. 40 Feet Container Fumigation
9. 20 Feet Container Fumigation
Benefits of ISPM 15 Fumigation
• Compliance with International Standards: Ensures your shipments meet global phytosanitary requirements, avoiding delays at customs.
• Effective Pest Control: Eliminates pests that could damage your goods or spread to other regions.
• Certified Services: Provides documentation proving your materials have been properly treated.
Why Choose Hemant Wooden Packaging?
• Expertise and Experience: Our team has extensive experience in fumigation, ensuring effective and reliable services.
• Certified and Trusted:Our fumigation certificates are recognized internationally, providing assurance of compliance.
• Advanced Techniques:We use the latest fumigation technology to deliver efficient and thorough pest control.
• Customer Satisfaction:Our commitment to quality ensures that our clients receive the best fumigation solutions for their needs.
Process:
Here is a general overview of the ISPM 15 fumigation process:
• Pre-inspection: Before fumigation, the wooden packaging materials are inspected to identify any signs of infestations or pests.
• Preparation: The wooden packaging is organised in a way that allows for effective fumigation treatment. This involves stacking the materials in a manner that maximises fumigant penetration and creates an airtight seal for the fumigation chamber.
• Fumigation Chamber: The wooden packaging is placed inside a fumigation chamber or enclosure that can be sealed to contain the fumigant.
• Fumigant Application: The fumigant, typically methyl bromide, is introduced into the fumigation chamber. Methyl bromide gas is a broad-spectrum fumigant that effectively kills pests and their larvae within the wooden materials.
• Exposure Period: The fumigation chamber is sealed to keep the fumigant concentration at the required level. The wooden packaging materials remain exposed to the fumigant for a specified period around 24hrs, typically determined by factors such as the type of material, dimensions, and environmental conditions.
• Aeration: After the exposure period is complete, the fumigation chamber is ventilated to remove the fumigant gas. Aeration is essential to reduce the fumigant concentration to safe levels and make the wooden packaging safe for handling.
• Monitoring: Throughout the fumigation process, gas concentration levels are monitored to ensure that they remain within the specified limits for safety and effectiveness.
• Certification and Marking: Once the fumigation process is successfully completed, the wooden packaging materials are certified and marked in compliance with ISPM 15 requirements. This certification includes the appropriate markings, such as the IPPC logo, country code, treatment provider number, and treatment method used, to indicate that the materials are pest-free and compliant with international phytosanitary measures.
• Note: It's important to note that while methyl bromide has been commonly used for fumigation, some countries and regions may have restrictions or bans on its use due to its ozone-depleting properties. In such cases, alternative fumigants or treatment methods, such as heat treatment, may be used to comply with ISPM 15 requirements. Exporters should be aware of the specific phytosanitary regulations of the importing country and work with qualified treatment providers to ensure compliance with the necessary fumigation processes.