Notes on exporting dimethyl silicone oil to Germany

1. Many chemical products are dangerous goods, and it is necessary to check whether they are dangerous goods
2. Shipping regulations: Ensure that there is a 5%-10% gap in the box. In other words, the liquid volume shall not exceed 90% of the total capacity.
3. Sealing strip: All liquid items must be sealed twice at the container mouth to prevent liquid spillage.
4. Chemical products from some origins are identified as anti-dumping products, and a certificate of origin must be provided for confirmation
5. Packaging and filling requirements: The delivery of liquids requires corresponding fillers and adsorbents, and the interior should be filled to prevent dimethyl silicone oil from shaking in the outer packaging and causing accidents.
6. Dimethyl silicone oil exported to Germany can be confirmed whether it is a dangerous product through MSDS. There is no dangerous goods category, UN code, or packaging category, that is, ordinary chemical products.

Advantageous logistics and transportation plan for dimethyl silicone oil exported to Germany
Dimethyl silicone oil is a sensitive product in international logistics. Its logistics export to Germany has strict customs declaration requirements and the documents and information required are relatively complicated. Facing large quantities of exports to Germany, traders or regular manufacturers must still follow the regular process.