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Phosphine: no easy way out of timber industry’s phytosanitary bind

Matt Hall

1 October 2025 · Outlooks on Pest Management

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Fumigation is an essential tool for the protection of commodities in transit and storage from the threat posed by domestic and invasive pests. Globalisation of the world economy, coupled with a warming climate, means this is an ever-increasing risk for global supply chains, and one that the phytosanitary industry must address dynamically. It is a risk which is especially acute for the timber and forestry sector, with products such as sawn timber acting as a major pathway for these pests which have potential to devastate local biodiversity.

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