Australia adopts bark tolerance for imports defined in the wood packaging standard ISPM 15.
In 2010 the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service changed their strict bark free wood packaging requirement to be in line with the standard adopted by the International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures. This requires that solid wood packaging material be debarked, but allows a tolerance for small pieces of bark that have not been completely removed during milling.
For details regarding this regulatory change, please visit www.oxbox.com/Regulatory/aug2010pg1.htm
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