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17/07/2026 | fumigationWhat is plant quarantine? Procedures, documents, and key requirements businesses need to know
Plant quarantine is one of the key requirements for many types of exported and imported goods, especially agricultural products, timber, wood packaging materials, and raw materials that may carry harmful organisms. Proper compliance not only […]
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17/07/2026 | fumigation5 small pallet errors that may put a container at risk upon entry
A shipment of furniture, mechanical goods, or agricultural products may fully meet product quality requirements but still encounter problems at the border simply because the accompanying wood packaging materials do not meet quarantine requirements. For markets that apply ISPM […]
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13/07/2026 | fumigationWhat is WPM and why can this supporting packaging material determine the success or failure of an export shipment?
What is WPM, and why can this supporting packaging material determine the success or failure of an export shipment? Understanding what WPM is and the strict export fumigation regulations associated with it helps businesses proactively prevent risks and optimize […]
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11/07/2026 | fumigationWhat is IPPC? The meaning of the IPPC symbol on the ISPM 15 mark
When exporting goods that use pallets, wooden crates, wooden packages, or wooden dunnage materials, businesses often see the IPPC symbol on the material surface. This symbol is an important component of the ISPM 15 mark, indicating that the wood packaging material has […]
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17/03/2026 | fumigationISPM 15 Mark: A Small Detail That Can Determine the Customs Clearance of an Entire Export Shipment
In export operations, many businesses focus on controlling product quality, packaging, and documentation, but overlook a seemingly minor factor: the ISPM 15 mark on pallets and wooden packaging materials. In reality, just one incorrectly formatted mark, [...]
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03/02/2026 | fumigationWood chips vs wood pellets: What is the difference?
According to statistics from the General Department of Vietnam Customs, the wood processing and export industry has become an indispensable component of Vietnam's forestry ecosystem. The rise of wood chips and, in particular, wood pellets is unlocking billion-dollar opportunities for the forest product export market.

