Yes. The BioVapor heat treatment facilities are fully MPI approved for the treatment of empty containers, scrap metal, cars, dunnage and ISPM15.

Yes, the approval includes Giant African Snail.

No. The cost of heat treatment is very similar to methyl bromide fumigation and when the faster turnaround is taken into consideration the overall cost can be less.

This depends on the standard but on average it is just 30 to 60-minutes including preparation time; methyl bromide fumigation is a minimum of 24-hours. Treatment certificates are issued on completion of treatment to allow immediate release of the container or vehicle.

 No. As soon as the treatment is finished the container or vehicle is ready for use, unlike methyl bromide where there is a ventilation period to allow any residual gas to disperse. Also there is no risk of any reaction with upholstery (particularly leather) as can occur with methyl bromide.

No. The unique BioVapor container facility treats all six sides of the container inside and out simultaneously. The treatment also dries and deodorises the container.

At present the service is only available at the Ports of Auckland. It is planned to expand to other ports over the next few years.

The facility has been fully operational for over 5-years.

Forward your copy of the Quarantine Notice or Biosecurity Authority Clearance Certificate (BACC) to Genera at service@genera.co.nz  or fax 07 574 7505. This with a Genera job-sheet will be sent to our heat treatment technician.

Telephone us on 0800 100 399 or e-mail info@biovapor.com