The following information outlines the required marking of packages and unit loads with regards to dangerous goods.

Standard Marking for Packages

A standard marking of a package includes

• the proper shipping name
• the UN Number (prefaced with either 'UN' or 'UN No.')
• the Class label
• at least one of each Subsidiary Risk label
• the name and address in Australia of the manufacturer or consignor of the dangerous goods, or their agent.

Inner packaging

Inner packaging containing 20ml/g or more of Packing Group I substances, and any inner packaging containing other dangerous goods in quantities requiring marking as specified in Table 1, must be clearly marked with all of
the following

• proper shipping or technical name
• the appropriate Class label
• Subsidiary Risk label (if applicable).

Dimensions of Labels and Size of Lettering

When packages are required to be marked, the label size must be at least the minimum size. Lettering sizes are desirable but not mandatory.

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