Dear Valued Partner,
Rejection is tough. Nobody wants to hear that they don’t have the right stuff, or that they don’t “check off all the boxes.” For things to go smoothly, we have to pay attention to the details, understand the needs of the other, and that we need to work together. We’re not just talking about relationships here – we’re talking about shipping hazardous materials too.
This month, we take a look at the important role of the packaging instruction sheet in avoiding rejected packages. With a wider variety of 4GV Packaging options available too, it’s become a little easier to ship dangerous goods. But how do you ensure you choose the right one to stay compliant? We’ll give you an overview that can help guide you through that decision.
We understand that no one wants to be left in the dark when it comes to rejection. We often find ourselves asking “What happened?” “Where did I go wrong?” This month, we’ll also take a look at the importance of asking questions when it comes to rejected DG packages.
Always keep in mind, too, that your friendly ICC team is here for you, and we’ll help get you through this!
Thank you,
Pat Williams
ICC Compliance Center
NOTE: This email along with past Compliance Bulletins are accessible in our Help Center.
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