Dangerous goods
- UN number and proper shipping nameFrom the safety data sheet.
- Hazard class and packing groupDetermines how the goods may be packed and carried.
- Safety data sheet (SDS)Upload it with your quote request.
- Quantities per packageSome goods are acceptable only in limited quantities.
Temperature-controlled cargo
- Required rangeFor example 2–8 °C or frozen.
- ToleranceHow long the goods can be outside the range, if at all.
- PackagingWhether the goods are in active or passive temperature-controlled packaging.
Oversized or heavy cargo
- Exact dimensions and weightFor each piece, including any protrusions.
- Lifting points and centre of gravityNeeded to plan loading safely.
- Site constraintsAccess and unloading equipment at collection and delivery.
High-value cargo
- Declared valueNeeded for insurance and handling decisions.
- Security requirementsAny requirements from you or your insurer.
Tip
If you are not sure whether your cargo counts as dangerous goods, say "not sure" in the quote form and upload the safety data sheet. We will check.
Regulations, permits and procedures change. This guide is general information, not legal or customs advice. Funteg confirms the exact requirements for each shipment. Published 9 October 2026.