Four Ways to Ship Consumer Commodities

1. ABX/DHL Air
2. ABX/DHL International
3. ABX/DHL Ground
4. U.S. Postal Service

1. ABX/DHL Air

2. ABX/DHL International

SLI (top)

PAPERWORK

1. SLI for International shipments.
2. International Express Airbill for Canadian shipments.
3. Shippers Declaration using IATA for Int'l and Canadian shipments. (Weight/Qty of hazmat is expressed in kgs as appropriate to the contents. Weigh the package on the scale and convert from lbs to kgs and list total on the shippers declaration.

Proper Shipping Name: Consumer Commodity

Haz Class: Class 9, ID 8000

MARKING

1. Shipper/Receiver Information
2. Consumer Commodity
3. Class 9
4. ID 8000
5. Class 9 Miscellaneous Label

3. ABX/DHL Ground

E-commerce Waybill (top)

PAPERWORK

1. E-Commerce Waybill
2. None required.

MARKING

1. Shipper/Receiver Information
2. Consumer Commodity (Gross weight of package
   containing commodity must not exceed 30 kgs, 66 lbs.)
3. ORMD - This can be a sticker or hand written with a
   rectangle around the words.

PRIOR APPROVAL NEEDED
 

4. U.S. Postal Service

PAPERWORK

1. Domestic Waybill
2. None required.

MARKING

1. Shipper/Receiver Information
2. Consumer Commodity
3. ORMD - This can be a sticker or hand
   written with a rectangle around the words.
4. For the Postal Service, the package also
   needs to say "Surface Only". These can
   only be sent through the mail domestically,
   never internationally or by air.

PRIOR APPROVAL NEEDED
 

For more information contact:
   Shawn Pandorf
   ABX Air Hazardous Materials Department
   phone (866) 588-2002
   fax (937) 366-3202
   e-mail shawn.pandorf@abxair.com

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