Segregation of duties

A rule requiring goods with incompatible properties or classifications to be stored, loaded, or transported separately to prevent adverse interactions...

IMDG segregation refers to the requirements of the IMDG Code to separate dangerous goods into compatible and incompatible groups to prevent adverse re...

Goods segregation refers to the physical or organizational separation of products during storage, transport, or handling to prevent damage, contaminat...

The process of physically separating hazardous materials to prevent incompatible interactions, reactions, or hazards by keeping incompatible substance...

Export duties are taxes or charges levied by a government on the export of goods. They increase the cost of exporting and can influence trade flows.

Import duties are charges levied on goods when they cross national borders and are intended for import, including tariffs, taxes, and other charges.