Bill Barger, SCB ContributorFrom Bill Barger, SCB ContributorPackagingEnsuring the Safety of Lithium Battery Shipments in E-CommerceThe use of lithium batteries, which power laptops, cell phones, medical equipment and more, continues to grow. The trend has brought with it stricter rules and harsher non-compliance penalties around lithium battery shipments, creating greater challenges for companies that manufacture and distribute them, and the technologies that rely on them. To maintain a safe and efficient supply chain in the face of these e-commerce challenges, companies need to rethink their approach to packaging.February 8, 2022All LogisticsFour Tips for Shipping Lithium BatteriesWhen it comes to packaging and transport concerns, lithium batteries continue to take center stage.February 1, 2021Regulation & ComplianceUsing Innovative Packaging to Overcome Lithium Battery Shipping ChallengesAnalyst Insight: The shipping and handling of lithium batteries has become a highly challenging and regulated endeavor. Given the fire risk associated with this hazardous material, heavy restrictions on transport and storage, from commercial aircraft bans to state-of-charge rules, have been imposed. As a result, organizations often struggle to cope with the impact of these requirements on the supply chain, and find a safe, compliant and cost-effective approach to packaging these materials.February 9, 2020Page 1 of 1