Dangerous goods (IMO) import
Very few handle dangerous goods. We have years of experience with it and contact with the scarce licensed warehouses in Chile.
Dangerous goods are classified under the IMO/IMDG Code. Importing them requires specific documentation, correct packaging and labeling, authorized transport and licensed warehouses. One mistake stops the cargo or generates fines. We coordinate it end to end. SICE works with licensed forwarders and customs brokers: it does not carry the cargo or file the clearance.
What we coordinate for you
- Review of the dangerous goods documentation with your supplier (classification is done by whoever ships the cargo).
- Ocean or air freight authorized for dangerous goods, with the carriers that accept it.
- Cargo insurance with a policy that covers this type of goods.
- Licensed warehouses for dangerous goods. There are very few in Chile, and we have the contact.
Talk straight to the person in charge
No call center. You coordinate with the decision-maker. Same-day reply.
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It is cargo classified as dangerous under the IMDG Code of the International Maritime Organization: flammables, gases, corrosives, etc. It requires special handling, documentation and warehousing.
Yes. It is exactly the type of dangerous goods we have years of experience with. Tell us what you need to move and we'll tell you how to coordinate it.
Move your dangerous goods with those who know how to handle it
One person coordinates your cargo and keeps you posted.