Shipping hazardous materials, referred to as dangerous goods, requires adherence to strict regulations to protect people and the environment. These regulations, mandated by authorities such as the UN and local governments, provide guidelines on the safe packaging and transportation of these materials. Dangerous goods are categorized into nine classes, each with unique hazards that dictate specific handling protocols. Businesses must understand these classifications and comply with regulations, whether transporting flammable liquids, corrosive substances, or even goods containing radioactive materials, ensuring safety and legal compliance in all shipping activities.
Companies dealing with hazardous materials must comply with local, national, and international regulations on handling and packaging to ensure safe shipping practices.
Dangerous goods are classified into nine categories by the United Nations, reflecting their various harmful properties, each with specific handling and shipping requirements.
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