No. Kiln drying controls moisture in wood, while heat treatment for wood-packaging compliance follows an approved temperature-and-time process for pest risk reduction. A kiln can perform both functions when the correct conditions and controls are used, but a description such as kiln-dried does not by itself confirm compliant heat treatment. Likewise, heat treatment alone should not be read as a guarantee of a particular final moisture content.
Tell the supplier whether you need a moisture specification, export-compliant wood packaging, or both. For a shipment requiring ISPM 15 compliance, verify the applicable treatment and marking through the supplier and current Canadian Food Inspection Agency guidance; a KD lumber mark alone is not the required packaging mark. Our ISPM 15 pallet guide provides broader context for export packaging, while this distinction helps prevent drying and treatment requirements from being confused.