• �be picky;/span>
• �be durable and do not allow its transfer;/span>
• �to be located in a place visible when using wooden containers, preferably on at least two opposite sides of a unit of wood packaging material./span>

�The marking should not be applied by hand.br />�It is necessary to avoid the use of red and orange colors, as they are used for marking dangerous goods./p>

�If a unit of wood packaging material consists of several elements, then for labeling purposes the resulting composite unit should be considered as a separate unit. On a composite unit of wood packaging material consisting of both processed wood and recycled wood material (if the element from the recycled material does not require processing), it seems appropriate to mark the elements from the recycled wood material to ensure that this marking is located in a prominent place and has a sufficiently large size. This approach to labeling applies only to composite integral units, and not to temporary prefabricated structures made of wood packaging material./p>

�It may be necessary to pay special attention to the application of legible markings on the fastening wood, since the final pruning of the treated wood intended for use as fasteners can only be carried out when the vehicle is loaded. It is important that shippers ensure that all fastening wood used to secure or support goods is processed and marked as described in this Annex, and that this marking is clear and legible./p>

�Small pieces of wood that do not have all the required marking elements should not be used as fasteners. Marking of the fastening wood can be done as follows:/p>