For companies that rely on battery-powered equipment to get work done, transporting lithium batteries has not always fit neatly within the existing Materials of Trade exception. Construction crews, landscapers, tree service companies, food service operations, and entertainment businesses may need… Continue Reading
When determining how to safely and compliantly transport hazardous materials, you need to assess multiple aspects of the package in question. All of them are important, but many of them, such as weight and volume, come back to one key… Continue Reading
Hazmat shipping industry has developed clear procedures over the years around lithium batteries, but 2026 introduces a major new development: shipping sodium-ion batteries is now governed by its own dedicated international dangerous goods framework. This isn’t a minor terminology update.… Continue Reading
Lithium Battery Public Webinars – A Smarter, More Flexible Way to Stay Compliant Lithium batteries power everything from smartphones and medical devices to electric vehicles and industrial equipment. At the same time, they are among the most highly regulated hazardous… Continue Reading
Lithium battery air transport remains one of the most technically complex and operationally sensitive areas in dangerous goods compliance. As the 2026 regulatory cycle takes effect, the convergence of tighter state of charge limitations, passenger aircraft prohibitions, expanded classification requirements,… Continue Reading
Every year, the mishandling of hazardous materials in transportation leads to accidents with devastating consequences. From explosions to toxic spills, fires, and exposure to dangerous chemicals, these accidents often result in serious injuries and deaths and cause long-lasting environmental damage.… Continue Reading
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