The popularity of lithium batteries continues to rise — Market Study Report LLC projects market size to exceed $100 billion by 2025 — and more organizations will be forced to navigate the complex ...

When lithium batteries are not shipped properly, there is a high fire risk. This risk increases when batteries are defective or low-quality. Here are vital facts to know when shipping dangerous goods.

To simplify meeting these shipping requirements, Labelmaster now offers a combo 2-in-1 handling label and document label for packages carrying lithium ion or lithium metal batteries. These two ...

Transportation Service Providers (TSPs) are required to properly package, label and certify (if required) lithium-ion batteries rated at 100 watt-hours or less (20 watt-hours or less for lithium ...

This truck transporting end-of-life lithium-ion batteries overturned on Interstate 15 between Barstow, California, and Las Vegas, Nevada, in summer 2024, prompting lawmakers to call for stricter ...

Here's what's allowed and what's expected when shipping lithium batteries with your household goods on a ... (20 watt-hours per cell) limits. They'll then package and label the batteries; ...

Lithium batteries won't be allowed in any household goods going into long-term storage -- also known as "non-temporary storage" -- as part of a move, TRANSCOM confirmed in an email.

Lithium battery labels demonstrate the potential hazards the ... families moving within the U.S. can take the batteries with them when they drive to their new duty stations, instead of shipping them.

Avoid storing batteries in extreme temperature ranges. Have a dedicated area for lithium-ion battery storage. 6.0 SHIPMENT. Only trained and authorized personnel are allowed to prepare, package, and ...

Americase (booth #4208), leading manufacturer of protective containers for hazmat and high value goods, will showcase the latest lithium-ion battery shipping and storage solutions during The ...

Special precautions must be taken while shipping this type of battery in airplanes, which usually results in several warning labels placed on boxes and containers that denote lithium batteries ...

“Lithium-ion batteries [can] become hazardous if they’ve been damaged or have some kind of defect, ultimately causing devastating, explosive fires,” PACT President Rodger Mort says. “Our proprietary ...