Crated. Protected.
Cleared to move.

The IPPC stamp certifies the builder, not the boards. It may only be applied by an audited facility to packaging that facility built or treated itself — stamping anyone else's crate is a program violation that costs the facility its certification. Even identical lumber from the same supplier doesn't qualify without the documented treatment chain behind it.

So if your crate was built outside the program, no certified facility can legally stamp it. The compliant fix is a rebuild by a certified facility onto its own certified wood — what looks like the same crate now carries the one thing the first one never had: proof your freight clears the destination port.