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Shipping Alcoholic Beverages Under Dangerous Goods Regulations Alcoholic beverages occupy a unique position in dangerous goods regulations. While wine and beer are generally non-regulated for transport, spirits with alcohol content above 24% ABV (48 proof) are classified as Class 3…

Preparing for DOT PHMSA Hazmat Compliance Audits PHMSA (Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration) conducts compliance inspections of hazmat shippers, carriers, and packaging manufacturers to enforce dangerous goods transport regulations. Being audit-ready at all times protects organizations from enforcement actions,…

Shipping Propane and LPG Under Compressed Gas Regulations Propane (UN1978) and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG, UN1075) are Class 2.1 flammable gases that represent one of the largest volume hazmat product categories in global commerce. From residential heating fuel to industrial…

Shipping Semiconductor Chemicals and Electronic-Grade Materials The semiconductor manufacturing industry depends on ultra-high-purity chemicals that are frequently classified as dangerous goods under IATA DGR and IMDG Code. From photoresists and etchants to cleaning solvents and dopant gases, semiconductor chemicals require…

Emergency Response Information for Hazmat Shipments Every dangerous goods shipment must be accompanied by emergency response information accessible to transportation workers and first responders. This information enables appropriate initial response to hazmat incidents, protecting lives and the environment during the…

Understanding Dangerous Goods Quantity Limitations Quantity limitations are among the most critical regulatory controls in IATA DGR dangerous goods air transport. These limits restrict how much hazmat can be placed in a single package, how much can be loaded on…