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The Stink Bug Season is nearly ended (31 May 2020)!

If you are importing goods that fit within the category subject to the BMSB measures, you’ll need to either have your goods treated upon arrival (six-sided sealed containers only) or present a BMSB Treatment Certificate to customs authorities to demonstrate the goods have been treated at origin (Mandatory for open top containers or breakbulk cargo). wp.me/p9NN8U-Po ... See MoreSee Less

The Stink Bug Season is nearly ended (31 May 2020)! If you are importing goods that fit within the category subject to the BMSB measures, you’ll need to either have your goods treated upon arrival (six-sided sealed containers only) or present a BMSB Treatment Certificate to customs authorities to demonstrate the goods have been treated at origin (Mandatory for open top containers or breakbulk cargo). https://wp.me/p9NN8U-Po
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