- Reference authority
- UN dangerous-goods packaging framework / national competent authorities
- Programme / market
- International
- Mark type
- Transport mark
- Artwork access
- See source requirements
- Source checked
- 23 September 2026
What this mark means
The UN specification mark records information about a tested packaging design and its approved use.
Before using this resource
- Use the packaging manufacturer’s actual approval marking and closure instructions for the intended contents.
- Keep the official source and the product-specific assessment or approval with the artwork brief.
A detail worth checking
It is a coded, manufacturer-specific marking, not a reusable approval logo. An example code must not be copied onto untested packaging.
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Useful to know
What should I check before choosing this artwork?
It is a coded, manufacturer-specific marking, not a reusable approval logo. An example code must not be copied onto untested packaging. Start with UN dangerous-goods packaging framework / national competent authorities and retain the exact designation or identifier required for your product.
Does downloading the artwork give me permission to use it?
Use the responsible organisation’s specification and any applicable licensing terms. A reference image does not establish product approval.
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