Terms and Conditions

IBCs that previously contained hazardous materials (identified by a UN number and hazard diamond label) must be drip dry, completely empty, and free of residue. All IBCs must display proper labeling in accordance with U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations. Per DOT 49 CFR §173.29, all openings must be securely closed, including valves, lids, and bung plugs.

All IBCs must be in reusable condition. Non-reusable units will be subject to freight and disposal charges. To be considered reusable, an IBC must have: an intact, non-crushed pallet base (metal or plastic only; wood pallets are not accepted) and a metal cage that is not bent and free of corrosion.

IBCs that previously contained "P-listed" and "U-listed" hazardous waste or materials included onthe EPA List of Lists must be triple-rinsed. All labels must be removed.

The following chemistries in Agricultural Chemical IBCs and Drums must be triple rinsed, completely empty, and labeled as such:

2,4 D
Dicamba
Atrazine
Pendimethalin
Chlorothalonil
Paraquat
Diquat
Lo-Vol 6
2,4 D LV 6
2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid
Amine Salts
Choline Salts
Esters
Enlist
Crossbow

All IBC's received with excess hazardous material residue and/or not triple rinsed will be rejected and returned to the shipper at the shipper's expense. All IBC's received with excess non-hazardous material will be charged a $25.00 per gallon disposal fee that is to be paid immediately.