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Kimberly
Cathy Lada, Dangerous Goods
Good question! We cover important regulatory updates impacting the packaging of dangerous goods in our blog, DG Dialogue, as well as in our monthly DG e-newsletter.
Tony
Bill Barger, Dangerous Goods
Yes. We offer pouch, tall paint can and slip cover paint can packaging, screw-top plastic pail, and DOT-SP 9168 exemption packaging. View these products online here.
Cheri
Cathy Lada, Dangerous Goods
It is packaging that gives flexibility to the shipper. Within parameters outlined in 49 CFR 178.601, you can ship inner containers different than those that were tested, when certain conditions are met. When using variation packaging, the shipper must follow the manufacturer’s packing and closure instructions. Failure to do so can result in fines and/or injury to property or persons.
Erica
Karen
These can be found in the 49 CFR 178.601 (g) Selective Testing.
