NIMF-15 Certificate
What is the NIMF-15 Certificate?
The NIMF-15 Certificate is an international regulation that governs the phytosanitary treatment of wood packaging used in international trade. Its main objective is to prevent the spread of pests and diseases that could affect local ecosystems.
This certificate ensures that wood products have been properly treated to eliminate any harmful organisms. At Maderas Hispanolusas, all our pallets and packaging comply with NIMF-15 requirements, ensuring that your products arrive safely and without setbacks.
Our Commitment to Quality
Our phytosanitary treatment process is designed to ensure that each piece of wood meets the strictest standards, providing peace of mind and confidence to our customers.
NIMF-15
According to Article 1 of Order AAA/458/2013, of March 11, which establishes the phytosanitary technical standard that wood packaging must comply with and regulates the authorization and registration system for wood packaging operators, it aims to: establish the phytosanitary technical standard for wood packaging, as defined by the International Standard for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPM number 15); create and regulate the Official Register of wood packaging operators; and establish the administrative procedure for obtaining authorization for operators and marking wood packaging. Therefore, in compliance with this Order, the NIMF-15 Standard, and the requirements set forth in them, Maderas Hispanolusas SL is registered in the Official Register of Wood Packaging Operators and authorized to mark wood packaging with the ES-12-0057 HT logo, allowing the national and international interoperability of our customers' products.
SUBSIDIES
"The company MADERAS HISPANOLUSAS, S.L., has been a beneficiary of the INPYME/2022/701 project, subsidized by the Ministry of Sustainable Economy, Productive Sectors, Commerce, and Labor, with the objective of improving the competitiveness and sustainability of the PACKAGING AND CONTAINERS sector, with an approved investment of €213,100 and a granted subsidy of €74,585."
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