What is the best way to protect pesticides in transit?

Using enclosed cargo boxes is the best way to protect pesticides in transit because these containers help shield the products from environmental factors such as moisture, temperature fluctuations, and physical damage. Enclosed cargo helps prevent spills and leaks, which can lead to contamination and safety hazards. Additionally, secure packaging minimizes the risk of exposure to the public and protects the integrity of the pesticides, ensuring they remain effective and safe for use upon arrival.

Transporting pesticides in their original packaging only is important for labeling and safety information, but does not offer comprehensive protection during transit. Open cargo containers and leaving pesticides exposed for ventilation can lead to contamination or unintended exposure, making these options less than ideal for safely transporting chemicals. Enclosed boxes combine regulatory compliance with enhanced safety and effectiveness, making them the preferred method.