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The goods must be suitable for treatment.

Heat resistance:

The consignment and the package must be suitable for heat treatment. For reaching the desired tempature of 50 or 56 °C, we have to intoduce air from 60-75 °C.

Loading & free air space:

The consignment must be loaded to allow even distribution of hot air throughout the heat treatment chamber. So there must be a free headspace of min. 50cm and goods must be loaded of the floor (=on pallets) to provide free air space under the target of the heat treatment and to prevent cooling influences from the ground.

Prices differ per treatment provider

Goods shipped between 1 September and 30 April need to be treated and will be referred for intervention if they arrive by: 31 May (inclusive) in Australia 30 April (inclusive) in New Zealand

The process takes an average of 5 days working days. From delivery to delivery to the export quay.

The treatment provider will need the following information for the certificate. Type of treatment, cargo type, country of destination, port of shipment

No, you as a customer receives this certificate. We do, however, supplement all the necessary information into the portal of the relevant government.

We have a network or treatment providers and treatment locations throughout Europe where treatments can be carried out. This for containers, breakbulk, RO/RO, High and heavy and static cargo

Good are categorised as target high risk goods and will require mandatory treatment. Or are categorized as target risk goods and will not require mandatory treatment. A list of target high risk and risk goods for upcomming season can be found here. Or you can contact us and we can do a compliance check for you

You treatment provider will provide you with a reference by which you can deliver the container at the agreed terminal

This is included at most providers. Of course this remains dependent on the cargo.