Plywood for the United States, Canada and Mexico

State the nominal description your customers use and the actual finished thickness and tolerance you need. Do the same for sheet length and width, with units clearly written. We confirm the metric manufacturing dimensions in the order so a nominal 4×8 or inch label does not conceal a different delivered panel.

Send a quantity list for each construction, size and thickness, identifying any machining or finish requirements. We discuss the production minimums, labels and pack separation needed for your warehouse or workshop. The mix and loading plan are confirmed for the actual container, pack weights and destination.

Provide the actual panel description, face and core species, manufacturing origin, use, quantity, invoice and packing details, with the required product reports or labels. We prepare the agreed supply documents. Your broker or importer checks the current rules for the United States, Canada or Mexico; a document for one country is not an automatic substitute for another.

No. Tell our factory whether the order is for the United States, Canada or Mexico, with the state or province, finished use and any project specification. We agree the panel construction and relevant documents for that destination; your importer or broker confirms the applicable entry, labelling and trade requirements.

No. CUZI PLY manufactures in China. Preferential origin under USMCA follows the agreement's rules and actual production facts, not the delivery destination or an intermediate warehouse. We supply the agreed production and shipment information; your importer or customs broker confirms any origin claim.

Regular sheet sizes: 1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm. Available on request: 1250×3050, 1250×3660, 2100×2800, 1830×3660, 1250×3800 mm. Tell us your preferred size, thickness and quantity; we will confirm production and export packing for your order.

CANFER covers defined composite wood products, with product-specific exclusions and requirements. Tell us the face, core, finish and end use. We agree the relevant testing, certification records and labels for the order with your importer, including Canadian requirements where a TSCA-labelled product is supplied.

Canadian guidance permits specified TSCA-labelled products when the Canadian conditions are met, including applicable English/French wording and records. Send your importer's label instructions before printing; we agree the wording and identifiers for the ordered product rather than treating a U.S. label as automatic Canadian clearance.

Your importer or customs broker compares the ordered panel, species, construction, production origin and exporter with the current CBSA product scope and applicable measures. We provide the panel and transaction information for that check. Confirm duties and any other entry costs before committing to the order; this page does not quote a general tariff rate.

TSCA Title VI covers defined composite wood products, including hardwood plywood. Structural plywood made and certified to specified standards can have a different regulatory scope. State the actual product and project requirement so the applicable certification, labels and importer records are confirmed; an exterior glue or structural product name alone does not establish an exemption.

Tell us when the product will be supplied or used in California. Your importer confirms the applicable CARB composite-wood requirements together with federal TSCA Title VI obligations. We agree the required product documents and label wording for the selected construction before shipment.

Your importer or customs broker checks the current orders and product scope against the actual construction, outer plies, species, producer and manufacturing origin. We supply the order description and transaction information for that assessment. Agree duty and destination-charge responsibilities separately from the factory price.

Name the current NMX, mandatory NOM when applicable, or buyer/project standard together with edition, panel construction, test method, report and accepting party. NMX-C-438 and related test methods are voluntary technical topics unless a contract or legal instrument makes them applicable.

Your importer or customs broker confirms TIGIE classification and the pedimento requirements. We prepare the agreed invoice, packing list, actual panel description, production origin and shipment records. Send the broker's instructions, Spanish descriptions and named delivery point so those details are agreed before dispatch.

Processed plywood panels and packaging made wholly from processed wood are separated from regulated solid-wood pallets, bearers and dunnage. The importer confirms the current NOM-144 and plant-health option for any solid-wood components; a plywood panel does not receive an ISPM 15 mark.