The Federal Aviation Administration recently announced penalties against multiple shippers for improperly packaging and declaring lithium-ion batteries transported by air, including incidents where packages caught fire …
Dangerous Goods Road Blitz Reveals Over 1,100 Violations Across North America
Over five days in June 2025, commercial vehicle inspectors across the U.S. and Canada conducted 4,629 inspections of trucks carrying hazardous materials and dangerous goods. …
Skolnik Expands Market Reach, Strengthens Nuclear Collaboration
Skolnik Industries LLC recently announced its participation in a nuclear-focused industry collaboration, while reaffirming its continued commitment to serving a broad range of regulated and industrial …
DOT Seeks Industry Feedback to Combat Rising Cargo Theft and Strengthen Freight Security
The Department of Transportation is asking for feedback on ways to help carriers, shippers and other stakeholders protect their freight. A request for information seeks to develop …
A Quick Look at Chemical Drum Storage Regulations
There are, unsurprisingly, a number of regulations one must adhere to if their work requires them to store hazardous chemicals. The first step to chemical …
2026 IATA DGR Update on “Trivial” Rejections of Hazmat
In a document detailing key updates to the 67th Edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) taking effect January 1, 2026, IATA includes this …