Dangerous Goods Warehouse Storage and Classification Information for Imported UN3082 (Class 9) Goods
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The items we are importing are classified as dangerous goods on the MSDS, but I am inquiring because I lack specific knowledge regarding dangerous goods.
1. If an item is defined as a dangerous good on the MSDS, does it mean it must be stored exclusively in a dangerous goods warehouse? (We do not have a dangerous goods warehouse on-site, so we need to confirm if we must use a separate specialized facility.)
2. If not all dangerous goods fall under the same requirements, how can they be classified, and is there a classification website available?
3. Is there a website where I can check import volumes and import prices using the same UN number or CAS number?
(INCI: Benzotriazolyl Dodecyl p-Cresol / CAS No.: 125304-04-3 / UN No.: UN3082)
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- 0✓Regarding your question specifically about the transport of dangerous goods, the cargo in question is classified as Class 9 UN3082 Environmentally hazardous substance, liquid, n.o.s. Accordingly, transport via air or sea must be conducted in compliance with dangerous goods regulations (DGR/IMDG Code). When importing such cargo, it must be stored in a dangerous goods warehouse before being released following import customs clearance. For your reference, if your inquiry is not about storage in a dangerous goods warehouse for import/export purposes, but rather about the storage and handling of dangerous goods for the manufacture or sale of chemical substances within the country, please refer to the Dangerous Goods Safety Management Act. Regarding hazardous chemical substances, as they fall under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Environment, you can find various information by visiting their official website.Machine translated
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