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This document provides an overview of dangerous goods consulting and packaging services and products. It lists on-site analysis, reporting, packing, labeling, transport form preparation, and phone/email support. Products include UN-approved packaging, labels, absorbents, software, and safety equipment. Services include transport management and consultancy across all dangerous goods classes, with specialized partners for explosives and radioactive materials transport by road, rail, sea, and air. Contact information is provided for representatives in Romania and Bulgaria.
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- 2. Services : DG Expertise & Consultancy on-site Analyzing data & drawing up reports Packing, re-packing and labeling Drawing up DG forms for transport DGSA for Logistics & Transport DG expert support by phone & e-mail Services & Products provided by Dangerous Goods Experts Products : UN approved packaging Hazard- & Handling Labels Absorbent materials / Cooling products DGOffice Software DG protection products & equipment etc., etc.
- 3. And all other industries producing and/or handling Dangerous Goods Transport Management & Consultancy in ALL Dangerous Goods Classifications (1-9). Specialized & Experienced partners worldwide in Class 1 - Explosives & Class 7 - Radioactive.
- 5. FOR ALL YOUR DANGEROUS GOODS RELATED ISSUES … JUST CONTACT : ROMANIA Irina GORAN Patrick MEIRTE BULGARIA Monika KONSTANTINOVA Patrick NUYTKENS RO EN E-mail info@dgexperts.com BG EN