U.S. market: structural plywood needs to obtain PS 1-2009 and PS 2-2010 certification; Ordinary plywood shall be certified by California Air Resources Board (CARB II).

Carb certification is based on ASTM e1333-2014 and ASTM D 6007-2014. It also recognizes the methods of JIS A 1460-2001 and EN ISO 12460-5.

For furniture, cabinets, floors and other products produced with plywood as the base material, in addition to the base material meeting the grade requirements of carb II, the paint coated products should also meet the requirements of Ca 01350 or ansi/bifma m 7.1-2011 and other relevant regulations or standards.

EU market: it is required to meet the conformate Europeenne (CE) certification requirements, including not only the physical and chemical properties of products, but also the quality control of products in the production process. Products exported to Germany need to meet the certification requirements of the German Institute of Building Technology (DIBt). In general, the number of indicators of DIBt certification is more than that of CE certification, and the requirements are more stringent.

Japanese market: Japanese Agricultural Standard (JAS) certification requirements shall be met, and f**** certification requirements shall be added to the market.

The Japanese plywood standard is divided into five categories according to the use of products: general purpose, cement formwork, natural veneer veneer veneer, special processed veneer veneer veneer veneer and structural veneer. JAS certification has the highest requirements, including enterprise management, personnel quality, production equipment, sampling methods, testing equipment, testing methods, product performance and product identification.