eBay warns Sellers of $350 FedEx charge for undeclared Dangerous Goods
Are you selling/purchasing items on eBay? Do you know if they contain Dangerous Goods, including Lithium Batteries? Inform yourself on the correct shipping/handling requirements for all items which may contain Dangerous Goods and avoid Courier penalties.
www.ecommercebytes.com/2019/05/31/ebay-warns-sellers-of-350-fedex-hazmat-penalty/
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Why Safety Labels Matter in Dangerous Goods Transportation
The movement of all Dangerous Goods in Canada is regulated by Transport Canada for all modes of Transportation and is governed by the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations (TDGR), the International Civil Aviation Organization Technical Instructions (ICAO TI) as well as the International Marine Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG). Each of these outlines’ specific instructions for the shipping/handling/receiving and consumer purchasing of each Dangerous Goods product or those products contained within e.g., Lithium Batteries. Having a visible safety mark on the outside of a means of containment to identify the potential hazards is part of these instructions and works to keep all individuals safe and secure from possible illness/injury caused by unmarked packaging.