ISPM 15 originated from the International Plant Protection(IPPC). The ISPM 15 standard requires softwood and hardwood packaging to be heat treated to kill insects or fungus prior to export.

All pallets must be heat treated and stamped with the approved stamp before leaving the country, a certificate will also accompany the shipment. failure to do this will see goods returned or destroyed.

AVAILABLE IN STANDARD SIZES AND CAN BE CUSTOMIZED ACCORDINGLY.

Heat-treated pallets are an essential part of the global supply chain industry, and their popularity has been increasing in recent years due to their durability and compliance with international shipping regulations.

Manufacturing and supply

In Pakistan, the manufacturing and supply of heat-treated pallets have become a growing industry, catering to the needs of businesses across the country. its significance in the global supply chain industry, and the advantages of using heat-treated pallets.

After the pallets have been heating treated, they undergo a rigorous quality control process.

Firstly, high-quality wood is sourced from sustainable forests and cut and shaped using high-precision machines into the desired size and shape for pallets.

The pallets are then treated with heat, which eliminates pests and diseases, and ensures that they comply with international shipping regulations.

After the heat treatment process, the pallets undergo a rigorous quality control process to ensure that they meet the required standards. Finally, the pallets are packaged and shipped to customers across Pakistan and around the world.

One of the key advantages of heat-treated pallets is that they can be reused multiple times, making them a cost-effective solution for businesses. Moreover, they are ideal for transporting goods that are sensitive to moisture, as they are less likely to absorb moisture than traditional pallets.

This makes them suitable for a range of industries, including pharmaceuticals, food, and electronics.