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Effective January 1, 2017, UPS will require Section II batteries to be fully regulated.
Effective January 1, 2017, UPS will change its
requirements for shipping lithium batteries by air. These changes
support our continuing efforts to ensure the safety of our employees
while at the same time meeting the needs of our customers.
The change will require that all U.S. Air and international Air
shipments of lithium ion or metal cells and batteries shipped without
equipment by a UPS Air service be prepared and shipped as fully
regulated dangerous goods. Beginning January 1, 2017, UPS will no longer
allow air shipments under reduced regulations, such as:
Section II of IATA Packing Instructions 965 (ion, UN3480) and 968 (metal, UN3090)
49 CFR 173.185(c)
Shippers will need to enter a UPS Dangerous Goods service agreement
before shipping lithium ion or lithium metal batteries without equipment
by air. This requirement does not apply to UPS® Ground shipments. Additional service fees may apply to these changes.
The following list of services are applicable to these changes:
UPS Next Day Air®, UPS 2nd Day Air®, UPS 3 Day Select®, UPS Express Critical®, UPS Worldwide Express Plus®, UPS Worldwide Express®, UPS Worldwide Express Freight®, UPS Worldwide Saver®, UPS Worldwide Expedited®, UPS Express® Freight, UPS Air Freight Direct®, UPS Air Freight Consolidated®, UPS Next Day Air® Freight and UPS 2nd Day Air® Freight, as well as Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico using UPS Ground.
Questions about shipping dangerous goods with UPS may be directed to your UPS sales professional.
