How do agrochemical supplier transport?

agrochemical supplier need to comply with the following regulations and procedures during transportation:
Transportation mode selection:
Road transportation: For diesel transportation demand of over 1 ton, point-to-point dedicated vehicle transportation can be used; For diesel demand of less than 1 ton, small batch dangerous goods transportation vehicles are used, and daily scheduled deliveries are made to the fields to ensure compliance, safety, and traceability throughout the entire process.
Air freight: For pesticides and other chemicals, they can be exported by air freight, but they need to comply with the regulations and rules of specific countries and regions. Exporters need to communicate with relevant agencies in the importing country in advance to ensure that the pesticides shipped comply with local regulations.
Packaging requirements:
Pesticide products need to be packaged according to relevant regulations, using suitable packaging materials such as cardboard drums, iron drums, plastic drums, etc., and indicating the product name, ingredients, usage methods, and other information.
There should be clear warning signs on the packaging to alert people to the dangers of pesticides.
Compliance with laws and regulations:
To purchase and transport highly toxic chemicals by road within China, it is necessary to apply for permits such as the "Certificate of Purchase of Highly Toxic Chemicals", "Permit for Purchase of Highly Toxic Chemicals", and "Road Transport Permit for Highly Toxic Chemicals".
Exporters need to handle procedures and documents such as export licenses for pesticides, import licenses for importing countries, customs declaration forms, etc., to ensure that pesticides can pass customs smoothly and arrive at their destination.
Safety measures:
During transportation, attention should be paid to safety and risks to avoid unexpected situations such as leaks and explosions. Exporters should choose professional courier companies to ensure that goods are properly stored during transportation and provide clear tracking systems.
The traffic law enforcement department and agricultural and rural departments will carry out on-site legal publicity and explain the legal risks of transporting diesel without authorization, in order to prevent violations from the source.