Dangerous Goods Regulations

Professional aerosols, ranging from industrial lubricants and cleaning agents to paints and insecticides, are indispensable tools across numerous global industries. However, the very properties that make them effective—being pressurized, often flammable, and sometimes containing hazardous ingredients—also classify them as “dangerous goods”. For businesses, non-compliance is not an option. It can lead to catastrophic safety incidents, severe legal penalties, significant financial losses, and irreparable damage to a company’s reputation. This article delves into the critical compliance frameworks and best practices governing Aerosol shipping and Aerosol storage. The Regulatory Framework for International Aerosol Shipping The movement of aerosols across international borders is primarily regulated by globally recognized dangerous goods codes. The first […]