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Pallets and wood packaging

ISPM 15 addresses pest risks from wood packaging used in international trade, including raw-wood pallets and dunnage. Its scope excludes packaging made wholly from processed materials such as plywood produced using glue, heat or pressure. A mixed-material pallet needs checking against its actual construction.

For regulated wood packaging, confirm the applicable treatment and authorised marking with the packaging provider and destination requirements with the importer. A pallet mark is not a product-quality certificate.

TopicBuyer reference
Case specificationNet weight; units per case; external dimensions; label artwork.
Pallet specificationMaterial; dimensions; stack height; case arrangement; destination handling limits.
Approval recordPacked sample photograph and the agreed packing specification.

Public references · Checked 2026-09-10. IPPC — ISPM 15 wood packaging guidance · IPPC — ISPM 15 (2018 edition)

Illustrative apples arranged in protective trays inside an open carton

Wholesale formats

Confirm packing suitability and availability for the actual product.

Retail presentation

Specify pack weight, label language and retail display requirements.

Shipment configuration

Define pallet dimensions, stacking requirements and shipment markings.

These are packing specification categories, not a confirmed list of services or available formats.

Packaging specifications

Purchase specificationDetails
Inner packFormat, material and unit weight
Outer packCarton or bag type and net / gross weight
LabellingLanguage, product information, barcode and marks
PalletsSize, stacking and material requirements
Private labelArtwork and service availability to confirm

Packing steps

Apple carton & pallet example.

Step 1: pallet base — supplied packaging reference diagram

Pallet base

Inspect the pallet and prepare the base layer.

Check pallet condition and agree the base protection with the packing provider.
Step 2: carton packing — supplied packaging reference diagram

Carton packing

Position the fruit in protective trays.

The drawing shows a 5 kg single-layer apple carton. Confirm weight, fruit count and tray fit for your order.
Step 3: pallet stacking — supplied packaging reference diagram

Pallet stacking

Arrange cartons within the pallet footprint.

Agree the stacking pattern, height and load limits for the carton and shipment. The illustrated height is an example.
Step 4: corner protection — supplied packaging reference diagram

Corner protection

Protect the vertical edges of the load.

Match corner protectors to the stack and strapping arrangement.
Step 5: strapping — supplied packaging reference diagram

Strapping

Secure the load without crushing the cartons.

Confirm band placement and tension for the selected packaging.
Step 6: stretch wrapping — supplied packaging reference diagram

Stretch wrapping

Balance load stability with airflow.

Choose the wrap arrangement for the produce and cooling requirements; keep required ventilation paths clear.
Step 7: marks & weight — supplied packaging reference diagram

Marks & weight

Check visible labels and record the packed weight.

Confirm the shipping marks, product labels and final pallet weight against the order.

Illustrative guide. Final materials, weights and loading arrangements are confirmed for each order.

Packing details

Each format will have its own confirmed values.

InformationDetails to confirm
Associated product[To be confirmed]
Unit / case net weight[To be provided]
Units per carton[To be provided]
Outer dimensions / gross weight[To be provided]
Pallet and loading arrangement[To be confirmed]
Customisation / MOQ / lead time[To be confirmed]

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