USPS Hazardous Shipping 50 pack Stickers HAZMAT Limited Quantity Surface Labels

Description: CONTACT US FOR BULK RATES Our 4" label meets USPS requirements. The 2" and 3" labels should only be used if the package is not large enough to support the 4" label. Shipping undeclared or improperly packaged hazardous materials (HAZMAT) can cause serious safety consequences for postal employees, postal facilities, emergency respo Common items like nail polish, perfume, and hair spray are considered hazardous material, and require special procedures when shipping them.It's important to read all USPS rules regarding Hazardous materials when shipping anything considered dangerous. You are liable for any failure to follow the rules. For common, less-hazardous items like perfume or hand sanitizer, you're simply not allowed to use air-based services like First Class Package, Priority Mail, and Priority Mail Express. This means Parcel Select Ground is your only option. You also need to follow a few steps, explained below.How to ship hazardous materialsIf you want to ship hazardous materials with USPS, you’ll need to abide by the following guidelines:Choose Parcel Select Ground as your servicePlace a "limited quantity" sticker on the label side of your package. Common hazardous materialsAerosols, like hair sprayCleaning agents and solventsCigarette lighter fluidCompressed oxygenFuelsLithium ion batteries (installed in the device)InksMatchesPaintPerfumes/colognesNail polish Effective as of May 13, 2019 the maximum civil penalty increased from $119,786 per violation to $125,314 per violation. The minimum civil penalty for violations of USPS hazmat mailing requirements is $314 per violation.Under 39 USC 3018(c)(1)(A), USPS may impose civil penalties for those who offer nonmailable hazardous materials by post, or who fail to follow USPS requirements for hazardous materials by mail.

Price: 14.99 USD

Location: Glendale, Arizona

End Time: 2024-12-31T18:11:25.000Z

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