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IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (67th Edition) – What’s Changing in 2026
The 67th Edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) comes into effect on 1 January 2026, and it introduces important updates for shippers, freight forwarders, airlines, and ground handling agents across the supply chain. These revisions reflect the latest amendments from the ICAO Technical Instructions (2025–2026) and decisions from the IATA Dangerous Goods Board. For businesses handling dangerous goods in Australia, staying ahead of these changes is critical to avoid compliance risks, shipment delays, and costly rejections. Key Changes in the 2026 IATA DGR General Philosophy Stronger focus on Safety of the Supply Chain and clearer responsibilities for...
Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods (Class 9), What You Need to Know in Australia
Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods (Class 9), What You Need to Know in Australia When it comes to dangerous goods in Australia, most people think about flammable liquids, explosives or toxic chemicals. But there’s one category that often gets overlooked, Class 9 Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods. This class acts as a “catch-all” for items that don’t fit neatly into the other classes but still pose risks during transport. If you’re exporting, importing or moving freight around Australia, chances are you’ll need to deal with them at some stage. What are Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods? Class 9 covers a wide variety of products, which...
Why Choosing the Right Liner for Your Dangerous Goods Boxes Matters in Australia
Why Choosing the Right Liner for Your Dangerous Goods Boxes Matters in Australia If you’re dealing with dangerous goods packaging here in Australia, you probably know that not all boxes are created equal. Some fibreboard or cardboard boxes might look sturdy but aren’t always sift proof or leak proof, which can cause you a world of headaches if your goods shift, spill or leak during transport. That’s where having the right liners inside your boxes can make all the difference. Meet Our Two Top Quality Liners for Dangerous Goods Packaging At DG Solutions Australia, we stock two types of...
Coming Soon: 4GV 41kg UN Approved Dangerous Goods Fibreboard Boxes for Australia
Coming Soon: 4GV 41kg UN Certified Dangerous Goods Packaging for Australia Are you searching for reliable, compliant packaging for your dangerous goods shipments in Australia? We’re excited to announce the upcoming launch of our 4GV 41kg fibreboard box which is a UN certified carton designed to meet the highest international standards for safe transport by air, sea and land. Whether you’re shipping chemical samples, paint tins or fragile glass bottles, our new 4GV 41kg carton offers the perfect combination of strength, versatility and compliance for your dangerous goods packaging needs. Why Choose Our 4GV 41kg Fibreboard Box? UN Certified...