Fumigation of goods is a mandatory condition before exporting, it is necessary to pay attention to fumigation of means of transport such as ships and containers, these are the means preferred by exporters to transport goods because of the high cost. cheaper than other means. As a means of regular use in transporting goods between countries around the world, there are potential for various harmful insects, so fumigation of ships and containers is extremely necessary.
Fumigation services provided by IFIC:
- Fumigation of wooden pallets
Perform fumigation of wooden pallets and wooden dunnages in accordance with ISPM 15 (the internationally prescribed standard for wooden packaging materials in international trade).
- Container fumigation
IFIC has enough human resources to carry out fumigation of goods nationwide
Items usually shipped by container need fumigation:
- Agricultural products: rice, coffee, pepper, corn, cashew kernels, cassava/sliced noodles,…
- Animal feed/imported goods: wheat, soybeans, corn, cornmeal,…
- Fumigation of handicrafts: bamboo and rattan leaves, ceramics, …
- Fumigation of wood products transported by containers.
- Fumigation of ships
IFIC performs fumigation of import and export goods on water transport means such as ships, barges, ..
Some items need to be handled such as:
- Fumigation of bagged goods in the ship’s hold such as rice, corn, wheat,…
- Fumigation of dumped goods such as wood pellets, wood chips, corn, …
- Fumigate the train to run now
- Fumigate the train to run now
- Fumigation of barges
- Fumigation of shipments in warehouses, silos
IFIC has full capacity to perform fumigation of goods stored in warehouses and silos. Even goods with quantities up to hundreds, thousands of tons.
Types of fumigation in warehouses, silos:
- Fumigation of bagged shipments in stock.
- Fumigation of outdoor shipments.
- Fumigation of factories, processing lines,…
- Fumigation of silos/bins containing dumped goods.
IFIC provides fumigation services at the most competitive prices in the market. Customers immediately contact hotline 0949983375 to receive a quick and timely quote.
Purpose of fumigation of exported goods
- Every country in the world has strict phytosanitary regulations, so if the goods are not fumigated before export, they will be subject to heavy fines.
- In order to maintain a long-term cooperation relationship, besides creating favorable conditions for importers to clear goods, it is necessary to conduct fumigation of goods before exporting.
- Fumigation of goods to ensure the quality of goods required by the importer.
- The shipping time is often long, so during the transportation process, it is easy to generate molds, termites, etc., affecting the quality of goods.
Why should you choose IFIC as a place to fumigate export goods?
- Implement fumigation procedures in accordance with regulations and AFAS standards of the Plant Protection Department and ISPM 15 standards according to QCVN 01-19:2010/BNNPTNN. Licensed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to practice phytosanitary treatment.
- Quick profile – Nationwide service – Safe with health – Experts with many years of experience in implementation.
- IFIC is committed to following the rules when using chemicals. Using chemicals and equipment for environmental and occupational safety.
- Always use the most advanced equipment to help fumigate goods with high efficiency.
- 100% of technicians are trained and certified to be qualified to advise and fulfill the requirements to bring the highest efficiency in fumigation of exported goods.
- Committed to bringing solutions designed to suit each customer, maximum efficiency with economical cost. Reasonable pricing policy.
IFIC is always willing to assist customers to solve problems in fumigation of exported goods. Customers contact hotline 0949983375 to receive prompt and timely support.
What drugs does IFIC use to fumigate exports?
IFIC uses two commonly used disinfectants, Methyl Bromide (CH3Br) and Phosphine (PH3), to fumigate export goods.
- Methyl Bromide (CH3Br): Is an active ingredient with superior permeability, capable of killing many types of pests including: insects, weeds, bacteria, nematodes… However, Methyl Bromide is a degrader. The ozone layer, which is controlled in Annex E of the Montreal Protocol, will be gradually replaced.
- Phosphine (PH3): An effective future substitute for Methyl Bromide. Pure phosphine, odorless, tasteless, concentrations below 200 ppm, at low concentrations PH3 is released from metal phosphides with an earthy or garlic odor.
What documents do I need to get a certificate of fumigation of exported goods?
To get the fastest export certificate, you need:
- Commercial Invoice
- Packing list
- Bill of lading
How many days does IFIC issue a certificate of fumigation of exported goods?
The time to issue the certificate of fumigation is within 1 day from the time of spraying and sending the full set of documents above
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IFIC’S PROCEDURE FUMIGATION EXPORT AND IMPORT GOODS
Step 1: Prepare before fumigation
- Text study.
- Commodity survey.
- Record survey.
- Prepare a disinfection plan.
Step 2: Perform fumigation
- Check and disseminate the fumigation plan.
- Place the medication tube.
- Seal the goods.
- Perform medication injection.
Step 3: Finish fumigation.
- Prepare equipment, personnel, study poisoning situations.
- Perform detoxification.
- Acceptance of results.
