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Brand: Silverback
The marine pollutant label is a sub-risk label only and is used with other primary classes of labels.
Marine pollutants or environmentally hazardous substances are materials that can pose a risk to aquatic ecosystems. Marine pollutant is a term used by the IMDG code (International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code). The term "environmentally hazardous substances" is used by other dangerous goods regulations.
A shipping company who offers a hazardous material for transport must determine the hazard class of the material including:
Every combination packaging containing marine pollutant shall be marked with correct technical name and marine pollutant mark.
If the cargo is a marine pollutant the dangerous goods declaration must indicate this with the words “MARINE POLLUTANT”. The proper shipping name should be accompanied with the technical name if the cargo is under a generic or N.O.S entry.
For example:
Silverback's marine pollutant dangerous goods labels are printed with UV resistant inks on quality vinyl. Designed to be adhered to Emergency Information Panels (EIP's), Shipping Containers and Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC's) for storage or transportation.
The ADGC sets out the technical requirements for the transporting of Dangerous Goods. All our Dangerous Goods labels meet the criteria of the ADGC compliance and standards. Silverback stock a wide range of dangerous goods class labels and placards specifically for the identification of Hazardous and Dangerous Goods.
IMPORTANT: Images are for visual purposes only, class labels are subject to legislative changes periodically. Silverback ensures that all of its class labels comply with the relevant legislation at your time of purchase.