The Ethanol Blending Conundrum in India: Separating Social Media Myths from Dangerous Goods Reality
E20 ethanol-blended petrol has changed more than mileage. It has reclassified India's fuel from UN 1203 to UN 3475 —…
IMDG Code 42-24
LITHIUM ION BATTERIES
LITHIUM ION BATTERIES CONTAINED IN EQUIPMENT or LITHIUM ION BATTERIES PACKED WITH EQUIPMENT (including lithium ion polymer batteries)
Understanding Proper Shipping Names for Lithium Ion Batteries
Why three proper shipping names — and why it matters Lithium ion batteries appear in...
Understanding Limited and Excepted Quantities in IMDG Code
Limited Quantities (LQ) and Excepted Quantities (EQ) are two distinct relaxation regimes under the IMDG...
The Safety Data Sheet: Your Passport to International Chemical Logistics
Think of a passport and a visa: the visa grants entry, but without a valid...
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.