No.
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Title of the instrument
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Issued by
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Issue date
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Remarks
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1
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Code of Practice for Packing of Cargo Transport
Units (CTU
Code)
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IMO/ILO/UNECE
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2014
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Non-mandatory global code of practice providing
information on best practices relating the safe packing of cargo
transport units (CTUs) to those responsible for the packing and
securing of the cargo. In addition to advice to the packer, the
CTU
Code also provides information and guidance on the
handling and transport of CTUs to all parties in the supply
chain up to and including those involved in unpacking the CTU
(chapter 4).
It is the responsibility of all parties in the
transport chain to minimize the risk of pest contamination
of CTUs and their cargoes taking into account the roles and
responsibilities of each party in that chain (paragraph
4.2.11 and annex 6).
The CTU
Code is currently available through a searchable
website and is downloadable in Arabic, Chinese, English,
French, German, Spanish and Russian languages through the
following link:
IMO/ILO/UNECE Code of Practice for
Packing of Cargo Transport Units (CTU
Code)
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2
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Informative material related to the
IMO/ILO/UNECE Code of Practice for Packing of Cargo
Transport Units (CTU
Code) (MSC.1/Circ.1498)
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IMO
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2014
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Informative material (IM) does not form part of
the CTU
Code, but provides additional information and a
non-exhaustive list of species of concern (IM 4) that may be
designated as pest contamination, and is applicable, as is the
CTU
Code, to transport operations by all surface modes of
transport and the whole intermodal transport chain.
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3
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Revised Recommendations on the safe use of
pesticides in ships applicable to the fumigation of cargo
transport units (MSC.1/Circ.1361)
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IMO
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2010
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Provides guidance on the safe use of pesticides
in ships applicable to the fumigation of cargo transport units,
excluding the carriage of fresh food produced under controlled
atmosphere (under review in 2021).
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4
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Sea container supply chains and cleanliness
An IPPC best practice guide on measures to minimize pest
contamination
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FAO on behalf of the Secretariat
of the International Plant Protection Convention
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2020
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Provides best practice by interchange points for
minimizing pest contamination. Developed by the International
Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) to supplement ISPM 7 Export
Certification System and covers all types of containers and
cargoes that may carry pests.
Annex 1 identifies the
interchange points, the responsible party for minimizing
pest contamination and the action that should be applied,
should pest contamination be found. The guide can be
downloaded through the following link:
Sea container
supply chains and cleanliness
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5
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CTU
Code – A quick guide and checklist
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Cargo integrity Group
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2020-2021
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The information contained in this document has
been compiled with due attention to generally accepted good
practice and specifically the IMO/ILO/UNECE Code of Practice for
Packing of Cargo Transport Units, 2014 Edition (CTU
Code). The purpose of this guide is to facilitate the
proper packing, transport and unpacking of cargo transport units
(CTUs), including freight containers. This information is
intended to assist in planning and executing the packing of
cargo so that its shipment will be satisfactory to the shipper,
carrier and consignee. It will also help in the prevention of
pest contamination and damage to CTUs and their cargoes
transported by road, rail and by ship.
It provides a useful
checklist for packers with cross references to the CTU
Code to ensure compliance.
Available in
seven languages – English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Italian,
Russian and Spanish, and can be downloaded through the
following link:
CTU
Code – a quick guide
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6
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Prevention of Pest Contamination of Containers:
Joint Industry Guidelines for Cleaning of Containers
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Joint publication of WSC, IICL
COA and ICHCA International
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2017
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These guidelines are complementary to the
guidance given in the IMO/ILO/UNECE Code of Practice for Packing
Cargo Transport Units ("CTU
Code") regarding prevention of pest contamination of
containers.
The purpose of this document is to provide
guidance on how this may be achieved by container operators
for those containers that are in their direct
control.
Serves as the inspiration for, and is to some
extent included in, the IPPC publication "Sea container
supply chains and cleanliness" and can be downloaded through
the following link:
Prevention of Pest Contamination
of Containers: Joint Industry Guidelines for Cleaning of
Containers
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