Hazardous cargo, handled by the book.
Lithium batteries, chemicals, paints, aerosols, gases and more, by air or sea. We classify, pack, label and declare your dangerous goods correctly, so the airline or shipping line accepts them first time.
Not sure if your cargo is DG? Try the free DG cargo checker →From the safety data sheet to an accepted booking.
Every class, one desk.
Some classes need extra permissions in India, for example explosives and gases under PESO. We tell you upfront what applies.
General guidance only. Each shipment is checked against the current IATA DGR or IMDG Code and the carrier's own rules.
Safe, legal and on board.
Dangerous goods questions
Can phones and laptops be shipped by air?+
Yes. Devices with batteries installed (UN3481) are commonly accepted within quantity limits. Loose batteries (UN3480) are cargo-aircraft only and must ship at no more than 30% charge.
What is a safety data sheet (SDS)?+
A document from the manufacturer describing a product's hazards. We need it to classify your goods correctly. It is sometimes called an MSDS.
Can you ship perfumes and paints?+
Yes. Most are Class 3 flammable liquids and can move by air or sea with the right packaging, labels and declaration.
What happens if goods are declared wrongly?+
Carriers can refuse, offload or fine undeclared or misdeclared dangerous goods. That is why we classify before booking, not after.