STRICT RULES ON DANGEROUS CARGO
Hazardous substances
Why dangerous goods (DGR) are indispensable in air freight
Air freight has strict rules, especially for dangerous goods. Think lithium batteries, chemicals or cosmetics. Without proper DGR handling, the shipment is simply not allowed on board.
What DGR exactly means
DGR stands for Dangerous Goods Regulations. These regulations determine how dangerous goods must be packed, labelled, documented and transported by air. Any mistake, no matter how small, will result in refusal of the shipment.
Why it matters in practice
Airlines and airports monitor this extremely strictly. Incorrect documents or packaging mean delays, extra costs or complete rejection. And re-offering often takes more time than planned.
The safety and security it gives you
With correct DGR handling, your shipment will proceed safely, according to the rules and without discussions. TOP ensures that everything is right: from documentation to packaging and pre-departure check - safe, compliant and stress-free.
📘 Did you know this?
Even everyday products such as perfumes, powerbanks and laptops often fall under dangerous goods in air freight.