Full DGR Compliance
Classification, UN packing group assignment and documentation follow the current IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations edition.

IATA DGR-compliant handling of hazardous and regulated air cargo
Dangerous goods shipping means moving hazardous cargo under IATA's Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR). IWCC's dangerous goods desk classifies, packs, labels and documents each consignment, then books it with airlines approved for that hazard class.
We handle lithium batteries, chemicals, flammable materials, oxidisers and other regulated goods for industrial and commercial shippers across India.
Classification, UN packing group assignment and documentation follow the current IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations edition.
Shipper's declaration, MSDS review and labelling are checked before booking, avoiding rejections at the airport.
Our team is trained across major hazard classes, from flammable liquids and lithium batteries to corrosives and oxidisers.
We book with airlines specifically approved to carry your cargo's hazard class on the required routing.
We review the product's MSDS and assign the correct UN number, class and packing group.
Packaging, marking and labelling are verified against IATA DGR requirements before the shipment is accepted.
A compliant shipper's declaration is prepared and space is booked with an approved carrier.
The shipment moves through screening, loading and clearance under the applicable hazardous goods protocol.
IATA classifies dangerous goods into nine hazard classes, including explosives, gases, flammable liquids and solids, oxidisers, toxic substances, radioactive material and corrosives. Lithium batteries are a common example shippers do not always realise are regulated.
Talk to our team for a confirmed rate, transit time and documentation plan.
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