Phytosanitary requirements

Under the authority of the National Organisation for Plant Protection – PIORIN based in Warsaw, we are engaged throughout the country in the supervision of producers of various types of wooden packaging materials, especially pallets, used in international transport, which comply with phytosanitary regulations. More specifically, we check and supervise the treatments that are carried out to minimise the possibility of quarantine organisms entering the packaging.

Our team has a very high level of practical and theoretical knowledge in carrying out phytosanitary treatments, which are approved and recognised by the international standard IPPC / ISPM 15.

The most common type of treatment used in our country is HT heat treatment performed in various types of chamber dryers.

The topics of wood packaging, wood drying facilities and the processes involved there are our daily focus and we remain at your disposal.

We maintain National list of codes of the manufacturers of wood packaging material according to the FAO/IPPC/ISPM 15 standard.

It is a database containing information on manufacturers under the supervision of the Łukasiewicz Research Network – Poznan Institute of Technology with regard to the technical and organisational conditions for the production of wood products in terms of phytosanitary requirements. Data has been entered into the database since 2002.

Properly made wooden packaging after a well-executed phytosanitary treatment together with proper labelling equals zero problems when exporting goods.

We issue the relevant certificates for phytosanitary requirements.