What your shipments need
- Dangerous goods handled by trained partners
- Correct packaging, labelling and documentation
- Import permits arranged before shipping
- Export of Saudi polymers and plastics to regional markets
Services that fit
| Service | How it helps |
|---|---|
| Sea freight (FCL & ISO tanks) | Bulk liquids, polymers and packaged chemicals |
| Air cargo (DG) | Samples and urgent chemical consignments |
| GCC road freight | Regional distribution with DG-licensed trucks |
| Customs clearance | Permits, SDS checks and FASAH filing |
Compliance and planning
- Send the SDS and UN number with every quote request
- Some chemicals need import permits from the relevant Saudi authority
- Correct DG class, packing group and labelling are mandatory
Frequently asked questions
Can you ship hazardous chemicals?
Yes. We ship DG classes 3, 6.1, 8 and 9 by sea, air and road with the correct UN numbers, safety data sheets, labels and declarations.
Do chemicals need import permits?
Some do. Certain chemicals need approval from the relevant ministry or authority before import, so we review the SDS and HS code before booking.
Reviewed by Hammad Basravi, Operations Manager, Freight & Customs · Updated October 2026