When shipping automotive parts internationally, certain items may be flagged as restricted due to global air freight regulations, which aim to limit the transportation of goods considered hazardous. However, in many cases, products are mislabeled based on their description rather than their actual content. This article explores the reasons for these restrictions, common misunderstandings, and how NENGUN handles the shipping of these items.

International air freight regulations place restrictions on items considered dangerous. These include:

Such items are limited because they pose potential risks during air transport.

Products are sometimes incorrectly flagged as hazardous due to keywords in their names. For example:

This mislabeling typically happens because automated systems prioritize product descriptions over a thorough review of their actual contents.

NENGUN specializes in shipping automotive parts internationally and has developed procedures to address these mislabeling challenges effectively.

For example, customers can ship items labeled as "compressor" if these parts do not actually contain any regulated materials. NENGUN ensures such items are appropriately processed and delivered.

Not all items flagged as restricted can be shipped. Items genuinely containing hazardous materials (e.g., gas-charged shocks, flammable liquids) may still be subject to international shipping limitations.

If a product has been flagged, NENGUN can review the item’s specifications and determine if it qualifies for shipment under standard OEM processes. This evaluation ensures compliance with air freight regulations.