Combination vs. Single Packaging When shipping non-bulk dangerous goods, most shippers use either combination or single packaging. Combination packaging is…
Michael ZendanoMarch 31, 2021
There is no shortcut in choosing the correct packaging when you are shipping dangerous goods. All of the regulatory bodies,…
Michael ZendanoMarch 15, 2021
We learned about State and Operator variations in the IATA and ICAO training courses, but we tend to overlook this…
ICC Regulatory ExpertMarch 12, 2021
“Packaging had not been closed in accordance with the manufacturer’s closure notification.” Hopefully, you aren’t familiar with the above statement.…
Michael ZendanoMarch 9, 2021
IATA has deemed it necessary to release a guidance document in November 2020 to assist carriers and freight forwarders on…
Elton WoodfineMarch 3, 2021
Whether you are shipping glass, metal, or plastic bottles, they all have one thing in common, a means of closure.…
Michael ZendanoMarch 1, 2021
Lithium batteries have been integrated into so many parts of our everyday lives. From gadgets, toys, computers, cell phones, and…
Elton WoodfineFebruary 19, 2021
Internationally (IATA and IMDG) methanol ships as UN1230 Methanol, Hazard class 3 and 6.1. 49 CFR has two entries for…
Karrie Ishmael, CDGPFebruary 10, 2021
Those of us who ship dangerous goods via air will always try to prepare it for passenger/cargo aircraft (unless it's…
ICC Regulatory ExpertFebruary 8, 2021
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