Power Banks Are Dangerous Goods. Start Treating Them That Way
A power bank fire at Chandigarh airport is a reminder that these devices are regulated dangerous goods, not ordinary luggage.…
Sodium-Ion Batteries: Key Shipping Guidelines and Exemptions
Shipping sodium ion batteries under IMDG Code 42-24
Maximum fill for liquid Dangerous Goods in IBCs
IBC Degree of filling for dangerous and non dangerous liquids
Choosing the Right Portable Tank for Dangerous Goods
Select the correct ISO Tank for shipping Dangerous Goods by Sea under IMDG Code 42-24
IMDG Code 42-24 Errata and Corrigenda
Correcting IMDG Code with errata and corrigenda is critical for compliance and safety.
Orange Peel Extract Liquid & IMDG Code
Flammable properties of orange peel extract make it subject to dangerous goods regulations under the IMDG Code.
Navigating IMDG Code: Your Feedback
What you would like to learn about IMDG Code?
IMDG Code 42-24: Top 5 Compliance Checklists
This eBook is designed as a practical companion for shippers, freight forwarders, carriers, port operators, and compliance professionals navigating the…
Maritime Safety: Checklist for Dangerous Goods Inspections
Checklist for those who are carrying out or intending to carry out inspection of Cargo Transport Units (CTUs) packed with…
Best Practices for Storing Electric Vehicles (EVs) in Maritime Ports
While there is no single mandatory global regulation for portside keeping or storage of electric vehicles (EV) there are various…