January wrapped up with a pair of fairly quiet weeks on the regulatory front—maybe it’s just too cold! It was a good month to tab those multiple new regulatory texts we all procured at the beginning of the year. Staying organized and knowing how to easily find the regulatory snippets you use and rely on…
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Week of January 9th, 2023 Linking supply chain news with dangerous goods compliance Every busy holiday shopping season is followed up by a surge of retail returns. This puts a spotlight on the need for better reverse logistics processes, especially when shipping dangerous goods. Let’s examine some recent industry news. SUPPLY CHAIN NEWS OUR…
Federal agencies publish list of civil penalty fee amount adjustments
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Important lithium battery updates: PHMSA final rules on air transport, and CPSC recommendations for devices and eBikes
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DG Digest: IATA publishes an addendum to the 64th Edition of the DGR and IMO publishes significant changes to its new Amendment.
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2022’s most important hazmat regulations—and a 2023 preview
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