Which of these fits the federal definition of non-bulk packaging?

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Why

The federal definition sets limits based on what the packaging holds: up to 450 L (119 gallons) for liquids, the same capacity plus a 400 kg (882 pound) net mass limit for solids, and a separate limit for gases. A packaging only has to meet the limit for its own contents, so each description qualifies.

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Topic: Hazardous materials   License: CDL

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