Fumigation is equivalent to steaming natural wood in a sauna, using toxic gas or high temperature to completely eliminate insects, insect eggs, and fungi inside, with the aim of preventing the cross-border spread of harmful organisms
1. Usually involves wooden packaging materials: logs (including furniture, solid wood pallets, wooden boxes, wooden frames, etc.)
2. Mandatory requirements for travel to countries such as the United States, Canada, Japan, and South Korea, subject to the latest regulations of the destination country
3. Wood such as pine and oak that is prone to insect growth
Exception: Plywood/plywood, fiberboard, particleboard, MDF and other boards that have undergone high-temperature and high-pressure processing, as well as those with IPPC markings that have been ironed, are generally exempt from steaming
Step 1: Check the latest regulations in the destination country
Step 2: Find a qualified service provider
Step 3: Install the cabinet and have the driver pull it to the address provided by the service provider. Seal the cabinet and fill it with medicine or use high-temperature sterilization
Step 4: Obtain a "Fumigation Certificate" that is valid for 21 days
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