Glace sèche via l'air: 2025 Conformité, Dimensionnement & Sops
Glace sèche via l'air: 2025 Conformité, Dimensionnement & SOPs If you ship frozen goods, dry ice via air remains the fastest, most reliable way to hold ≤ −18 °C in transit. Dans 2025 you’ll pass acceptance by venting the package, marking UN1845 with net kilograms, applying a Class 9 étiquette, and adding the correct Air Waybill (AWB) entries. Plan 5–10 lb/day of dry ice for small shippers and remember the 2.5 kg passenger and 5 lb USPS air limits. This guide blends regulation, field practice, and carrier nuance you can apply today. What does dry ice via air require in 2025? (PI 954, UN1845, Classe 9, Net - kg, AWB order) How much should you pack for 24–72 hours? (5–10 lb/day rule + physics‑based check) How do you pack, étiquette, and document to pass acceptance? (10‑minute SOP) What are passenger and postal limits? (2.5 kg baggage, 5 lb USPS air) When to choose dry ice vs. PCM / GEL? (decision tool for lanes and temperatures) What does dry ice via...
