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Dangerous goods freight handled with care

Hazardous goods need the right documentation, packaging, handling and compliance at every stage.

Shipping dangerous goods is not the place for guesswork. We’re experts in the full regulatory landscape (IATA DGD, IMO, ADR) and we handle every detail from packaging and documentation through to compliant handling and delivery.

Time critical or an emergency shipment? We’re ready.

Based close to Schiphol Airport, our dangerous goods specialists support compliant freight movement for sectors including pharma, aviation, cruise and high-value cargo.

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Compliant Handling and Delivery

Compliance-led approach with trained specialists.

Documentation

IATA, IMDG, IMO and ADR documentation support.

Multimodal Flexibility

Air, sea and road freight support for hazardous goods.

Specialist Safety Support

Packaging and handling aligned with global safety standards.

24/7 Operation

24/7 availability and rapid emergency response.

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Shipping dangerous goods for the first time can feel overwhelming – the regulations are strict, the paperwork is detailed and the consequences of getting it wrong are significant. But it doesn’t have to be complicated. We manage the entire process on your behalf, from classification and documentation through to labeling and transport compliance. Our job is to remove that complexity entirely, so you can focus on your business with complete confidence that your cargo is in safe hands.

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FAQs

This depends on the goods and mode of transport. EV Cargo can support IATA DGD, IMO and ADR requirements.

No, not all dangerous goods require documentation or UN specified packaging. Feel free to contact one of our specialists who can guide you through this process. 

Yes, absolutely! Electrical and chemical risk from short-circuit, leakage or overheating may arise when: the batteries/cells are not properly packed, the batteries/cells haven been mishandled or the batteries/cells are overcharged or defective.

Yes. Our team can advise on compliant packaging and handling requirements. 

Some dangerous goods can move by air when correctly classified, packed, documented and accepted by carriers. 

Blog Feature

How To Ship Dangerous Goods?

Whether you’re moving lithium batteries, industrial chemicals, or pressurised containers, shipping dangerous goods comes with a layer of complexity that most standard freight simply doesn’t. Get it wrong and the consequences range from regulatory fines to serious safety incidents. Get it right, with the right partner and it’s a smooth, compliant and efficient process.

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