IATA-DGR:
section 7.0 sqq.
Responsibility & Guidelines
The following guidelines are applicable when marking and labelling the goods:
Responsibility
The shipper/packer is responsible for all the markings and labelling required on each package and each overpack.
Responsibility
The shipper/packer is responsible for all the markings and labelling required on each package and each overpack.
The following guidelines are applicable when marking and labelling the goods:
Responsibility
The shipper/packer is responsible for all the markings and labelling required on each package and each overpack.
Affixing the markings and labelling
Responsibility
The shipper/packer is responsible for all the markings and labelling required on each package and each overpack.
Affixing the markings and labelling
- Each package must be large enough, so that there is enough space to affix all necessary markings and labelling.
- Markings and labelling must not be covered.
- If possible, markings and labelling must be affixed to the same area of the package.
The following guidelines are applicable when marking and labelling the goods:
Responsibility
The shipper/packer is responsible for all the markings and labelling required on each package and each overpack.
Affixing the markings and labelling
All markings and labelling must …
Responsibility
The shipper/packer is responsible for all the markings and labelling required on each package and each overpack.
Affixing the markings and labelling
- Each package must be large enough, so that there is enough space to affix all necessary markings and labelling.
- Markings and labelling must not be covered.
- If possible, markings and labelling must be affixed to the same area of the package.
All markings and labelling must …
- be applied durably
- be readily visible and legible
- be resistant to direct weather influences
- have a contrasting color from the background
The hazard and handling labels must correspond to the requirements of sub-section 7.1, 7.2 and 7.3 IATA-DGR.