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Dangerous-Goods Information Guide

Find the right source and scope first. Confirm classification and acceptance with a qualified specialist.

This page points to official topics; it does not classify a substance, assign a UN number or approve carriage. A current safety data sheet and qualified review are needed.

Nine classes: navigate the sources

1

Explosives

2

Gases

3

Flammable liquids

4

Flammable solids and related hazards

5

Oxidising substances and organic peroxides

6

Toxic and infectious substances

7

Radioactive material

8

Corrosive substances

9

Miscellaneous dangerous substances and articles

Some classes have divisions and subsidiary hazards. This short index is not a complete classification table.

Check the appropriate edition by transport mode

Sea · IMDG

The mandatory core edition for 2026 is 2024 / 42-24. Published 2026 / 43-26 is voluntary from 2027 and mandatory from 2028; publication year is not the application year.

Road · ADR

Start with UNECE’s official ADR 2025 source. Confirm national implementation, transitional provisions and latest corrections with a qualified specialist; this summary does not replace the full regulations.

Air · IATA DGR

For 2026, check the 67th edition and its addenda. A 2027 announcement is not evidence of applicability in 2026; review country and carrier variations separately.

Prepare for qualified review

Prepare the exact product name, current safety data sheet, any qualified classification, packaging/count/weight, route and transport mode. This page gives no packing or mixed-loading instructions.

Discuss cargo details with the team

Check date: General information. Confirm product, route and handling conditions with the Gulf Sea team.