Foreign markets present a double-edged sword for today’s manufacturers. On one hand, they represent untapped potential and an opportunity to grow sales and expand your market. On the other hand, they present a complex challenge. Exporting product and materials to a foreign market is no small feat. There are logistical hurdles, packaging issues, and plenty of regulatory red tape. Without the right knowledge or experience, you could encounter shipping delays, customs problems, damaged product, or more.
In any project, managing the supply chain can be a complex and challenging endeavor. You could have hundreds or even thousands of parts coming in from a wide range of vendors. Those parts may have to be distributed within your facility, or maybe you need to unpack and repackage them before sending them out to a job site.
If you regularly ship goods internationally, you probably know the ISPM-15 guideline. The ISPM-15 has been drawn up by the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) and describes the treatment of wood used in the international movement of goods with the aim of killing organisms such as parasites in the wood. It mainly applies to means of transport such as transport crates and pallets.
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