Tag: Dangerous Goods Warehousing

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TDG Warehousing in Canada: Storage Rules, Dock Impact, Compliance
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TDG Warehousing in Canada: Storage Rules, Dock Impact, Compliance

Dangerous goods warehousing adds a compliance layer that changes everything on the dock. Class 3 flammables, Class 5 oxidizers, and corrosives have segregation rules, temperature controls, and staff training requirements that most importers don't budget for. Get the storage and handling piece wrong and you lose dock-to-stock speed, bleed cash on handling charges, and expose the warehouse to liability.

TDG Compliance in the Warehouse: What the Dock Actually Sees
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TDG Compliance in the Warehouse: What the Dock Actually Sees

Dangerous goods compliance doesn't start when the broker clears the container. It starts when we open the dock door and verify what's actually inside. TDG (Transportation of Dangerous Goods) rules govern how hazmat sits, stacks, and moves through a bonded warehouse—and most importers only learn the gaps when the first violation notice lands.