Cargo Labels LTd - Hardous Goods Labelling & Sundry

To promote online ordering (it helps us cut down on admin charges thus helping us to keep our prices low) we are currently offering 10% discounts on 250x250mm hazard warning diamonds / placards bought online.

 A Brief Introduction to the new Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of chemicals (GHS).

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Please  note that our normal delivery service has now resumed!

 Dear Customers,

Please be advised that due to the bad road conditions in our area caused by the recent heavy snow fall, our courier company has advised us that they will be unable to collect from us today.

Keep an eye on our website for more updates.

With the latest release of the UN Recommendations on the Transport and packaging or Dangerous Goods, a new label (the Environmentally Hazardous Substance Mark) has been introduced to mark goods previously classed as Marine Pollutants.

Environmentally Hazardous Substance Label Introduction

The introduction of the new environmentally hazardous substance

With the launch of our new website we have seen an increasing number of customers finding our company via online search engines such as google.

Trawling through our stats we found some intersting search terms that have directed people to our site (perhaps the subject of a future blog). One of the most popular, perhaps not surprisingly, was "hazardous goods labels" so we

IATA - International Air Transport Association

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is the global trade organization for the aviation transport industry. Established for over 60 years, the IATA has developed a set of commercial standards that have helped build a global industry in air transportation.

The IATA’s mission is to:“represent, lead and serve the

 To facilitate easy identification of dangerous goods, the international community has created a nine class classification system. This is subdivided as necessary, in order to adequately provide for the nature and properties of individual goods. For each class and division there are corresponding labels which must be affixed to the outside of a package during transport. These labels are

 On the 10th May 2004 the Carriage of Dangerous Goods and Use of Transportable Pressure Equipment Regulations 2004 provided an update to UK Hazchem carriage guidelines intended to align domestic haz-chem regulations for carriage of dangerous goods with the international hazchem transportation guidelines

Today we offically launched the 3rd version of www.cargolabels.com. Our main range of hazard warning diamonds (Hazchem Labels) have all been uploaded and are ready to buy.

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