American Wood Inspection Services (AWIS) is a third party, ALSC-accredited inspection agency that assists companies in making their wood packaging compliant for export.  Our goal is to assure compliance with international standards in an accommodating and efficient manner with comprehensive and specific inspections.

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With more than 15 years of combined experience inspecting wood packaging material for ISPM-15 compliance, American Wood Inspection Services provides the knowledge and expertise to ensure you and your customers have every available resource to export WPM without issue.

``We switched because they offer great service, competitive pricing and have a knowledgeable, helpful staff who we thought we could do some good work with. All those things are true, and if we have any questions, they're always here to help us. We really value that.``

Testimonial Loren Mintz
Loren Mintz
Cedar Box Company

Value

AWIS has the experience and resources to serve all of your wood packaging inspection needs. Our goal is to provide the best combination of price and service in the industry while ensuring the highest level of customer satisfaction.

Price

We will save you money! Inspection fees can be structured a number of different ways depending on your company’s needs. Typically, fees are established at a flat monthly rate, but can also be structures to vary with monthly board footage consumption.

Commitment

AWIS does not require long-term contracts and service can be cancelled at any time. We also promise to be fair in administering the ISPM-15 regulations.

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Recent News

China increases requirements for U.S. shipping containers because of Zika virus - The United States Department of Agriculture issued an update on China’s current shipping requirements regarding the Zika virus from infected countries. As of August 18, 2016 China requires all U.S. vessels that depart the United States to comply. How these new standards affect wood packaging for ISPM-15 compliance is being addressed by American Lumber Standards Committee. Special Assistant Paul Conway has taken questions from manufacturers...

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