What is dangerous goods?
Dangerous goods, by definition, are different from ordinary goods and require special modes and conditions of transport. Dangerous goods in air transport refer to goods that may cause injury to aircraft, life or cargo due to changes in air pressure and temperature, vibration of navigation weight and space restriction during air transport. The Dangerous Goods Regulations issued by IATA (D.G.R) set forth the goods that may be transported and the related restrictions.
Export process
1. Take orders and book space
7-10 days in advance, please provide us with export instructions indicating goods name, container type, dangerous goods CLASS, UN Dangerous Goods Code (NO.), dangerous package and special requirements in both Chinese and English, so as to facilitate the application of shipping space and dangerous goods declaration.
2. Provide application materials
Provide relevant materials of goods declaration four working days in advance:
① Inspection result sheet of dangerous goods packaging performance
(2) Identification results of dangerous goods packaging
③ Product description: English and Chinese
④ Export declaration form (a. Cancellation form b. Invoice c. Packing list d. Customs declaration form e. Export declaration form)
3. Pack into the port
As dangerous goods are loaded alongside the ship, they are usually packed 3 days before the ship leaves
① The owner delivers the goods to our designated dangerous goods warehouse.
② Our company arranges a trailer to the factory for packing. After packing, we need to paste hazard labels around the container. If the leaked goods will cause pollution to the sea, we also need to paste Marine pollution labels, and take photos for evidence.
4. Customs declaration
Confirm the container number, vehicle tonnage and list, prepare a complete declaration form and start to declare the export to the customs. The customs will release the goods after passing the examination.
5. Confirmation of bill of lading
Make bill of lading according to the order and confirm with customer to ensure the authenticity and accuracy of bill of lading.
6. Payment
Confirm charge sheet with customer and collect related charge.
7. Return customs declaration and waybill
About a month after the end of the export declaration will be returned to the customer tax refund verification.
Category
1. Explosive products refer to the items that can produce a large amount of gas and heat instantly under the action of the outside world (such as heat, impact, etc.) and cause the surrounding pressure to rise sharply and explode. The main export goods include fireworks, firecrackers, etc. The operator shall check the test report and approval certificate when receiving and transporting the explosive materials;
2. Gas, including flammable gas (e.g., butane, propane, cigarette lighter), non-flammable, non-toxic gas (e.g., carbon dioxide, neon, fire extinguisher, low temperature liquefied gas), toxic gas. And aerosols or aerosol sprayers. Sprayers are non-refillable containers made of metal, glass or plastic. These vessels contain compressed, liquefied or pressurized dissolved gases that allow ejection of their contents as solid or liquid particles. It is worth noting that most toxic gases are prohibited by air, with a few exceptions, such as low-toxic aerosols, tear gas devices;
3. Liquid. Including flammable liquids (e.g., some paints, varnishes, alcohols, adhesives, acetone, gasoline) and viscous substances (e.g., paints, varnishes, raw lacquers, adhesives, glazing agents);
4, flammable solid, spontaneous combustion substance and water release flammable gas solid substance;
5. Oxidants (such as calcium chloride, potassium manganate, bleach) and organic peroxides that can be ignited and burned rapidly by open fires;
6. Toxic substances (e.g., arsenic, nicotine, oxides, pesticides) and infectious substances (e.g., viruses, bacteria, saliva containing viruses, medical waste);
7, radioactive goods (such as: radium 226, natural uranium, luminous powder, luminous agent) according to the size of the radioactivity can be divided into first grade radioactive goods, second grade radioactive goods, third grade radioactive goods);
8, corrosive substances (such as: sulfuric acid);
9. Miscellaneous dangerous goods. Articles which are hazardous in air transport but are not included in the first 8 categories and may cause annoyance or discomfort to passengers by narcotic, irritant or other nature (e.g. asbestos, garlic oil, lifeboats, internal combustion engines, vehicles, electric wheelchairs, aviation life-saving equipment);
Articles filled with flammable gases or liquids that may emit a small amount of flammable gas (e.g. polyvinyl chloride particles, semi-finished polymer materials);
Solid carbon dioxide (e.g. dry ice, frozen vegetables, ice boxes, ice cream);
Magnetic material (e.g., magnetometer, unshielded permanent magnet, neodymium orpal).
Responsible parties and dangerous goods prohibited by air