What is meant by “dangerous goods”?
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- What is PackUp?
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- What should a delivery location be like?
- I can’t complete my PackUp Home registration. What’s happened?
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- What is the minimum and maximum weight of an item that can be sent by PackUp?
- What are the maximum dimensions of a PackUp item?
- My item doesn’t fit within the maximum dimensions allowed. What happens to it?
- Which items are excluded from the PackUp Import service?
- Can POST Courrier refuse items?
- How long can a parcel be kept at a PackUp Point?
- What is meant by “dangerous goods”?
- What are the risks when dangerous goods are transported by air?
- Are dangerous goods accepted for transport by air?
- Can lithium batteries be sent?
- How many lithium batteries can be sent per consignment?
- What are the sender’s responsibilities?
- What are the general instructions for packaging?
- What signage and labelling are mandatory when goods are sent?
- Why might a shipment be refused?
- Can dangerous goods be carried by any means of transport?
- Are there any instructions for packing dangerous goods?
What is meant by “dangerous goods”?
A good is considered dangerous when it comprises substances, objects, solutions, mixes, preparations or waste that present a risk to health, safety, property or the environment.
The full list of dangerous goods can be found in the International Civil Aviation Authority’s Technical Instructions.
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