New Safety Rules for Charcoal Shipping Under IMDG Code
IMDG Code 42-24 changes for shipping charcoal including activated charcoal, non activated charcoal.
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Cooking oil- transport and disposal
Cooking oil is derived from oil seeds or animal products. Animal based oil constitutes butter...
Electric transformers and transport regulations
Are electric transformers dangerous goods in transport? What additional documents are required for shipments?
India makes dual airbags mandatory for passenger vehicles
Is airbags and seatbelts dangerous goods in transport? What are the safety concerns for children occupying front passenger seat?
Shipper’s responsibilities – Tank Containers
Most shippers use tanks provided by tank operators for shipping dangerous goods. What are shippers' responsibilities when using tank containers?
Misdeclaration of dangerous goods – is it blissful ignorance?
Are we ignorant about dangerous goods or are we looking up for compliance but not getting right information? Let us…
There is a Rang-tan in my bedroom and how to care for cargo…
British supermarket chain Iceland’s Christmas advertisement, “There is a Rang-tan in my bedroom”, highlighting the role of palm oil in…
Placarding and marking of Portable Tanks
Many visitors to this site ask questions on what marks and placards are required on...
What is the Advantage of T11 UN Portable Tank?
Recently couple of shippers, looking for T14 and higher tanks, asked me why T11 tanks are more in the fleets.…
CARBON DISULPHIDE Accident: 1 Dead and 12 injured at Kochi, India
The accident happened when cargo transfer was underway from tank container to the facility of...
