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Yes, all wood pallets used for international export need ISPM-15 compliance regardless of new or recycled status, but recycled pallets must be re-treated and re-stamped if the original IPPC stamp is unverifiable.
Get a Price →Quick Answer: Yes, all wood pallets used for international export need ISPM-15 compliance regardless of new or recycled status, but recycled pallets must be re-treated and re-stamped if the original IPPC stamp is unverifiable.
ISPM-15 applies to all wood packaging used in international trade, regardless of whether the wood is new or recycled. Recycled pallets that were originally heat-treated and bear a clear, verifiable IPPC stamp can typically be used for export without retreatment. However, if the original stamp is faded, illegible, missing, or from an untraceable facility, the pallet must be retreated at an ALSC-accredited facility and re-stamped. Many recycled pallets in domestic US circulation do NOT have ISPM-15 stamps and cannot be used for export without treatment.