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Navigating the Changing Landscape of Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Logistics
Article Summary The lithium-ion battery industry is at a crossroads. As demand for electrification grows, so does the urgency to determine how end-of-life batteries should be transported, handled, and recycled. At the heart of the debate lies a fundamental question: How do we balance safety with sustainability in the logistics of recycling lithium-ion batteries? …
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Americase to Host International Lithium-Ion Battery Safety, Regulations and Innovation Symposium in Waxahachie, Texas
Two-Day Event Features Live Battery Safety and Packaging Performance Demonstrations, Regulatory Updates, and Expert Panels Waxahachie, TX (September 8, 2025) – Americase, a global leader in the design and manufacture of custom packaging solutions for hazardous materials and high-value goods, announced it will host the Lithium-Ion Battery Safety, Regulations & Innovation Symposium in partnership with…
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Regulations on the Import and Export of Lithium-Ion Batteries
Article Summary When Borders Collide with Batteries Lithium-ion batteries have become the beating heart of modern commerce, powering everything from smartphones to electric vehicles. But shipping them across borders is not as simple as throwing them in a container and sending them off. These batteries are global cargo, but they are also global hazards. Regulators…
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Americase to Speak at Battery Safety Workshop and Showcase Risk-Mitigation Packaging Solutions at The Battery Show 2025
Waxahachie, TX – September 3, 2025 – Americase (booth #3412), a leading manufacturer of protective packaging for hazardous materials, high-value goods, and mission-critical technology, will play a central role at The Battery Show 2025 through its participation in a critical battery safety workshop and its showcase of next-generation battery containment and data center packaging innovations.…
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Navigating State-Specific Regulations for Lithium-Ion Batteries
Article Summary In the world of hazardous materials, lithium‑ion batteries are the new rockstars—and like any out‑of‑control celebrity, they come with a ton of baggage. Everyone wants a piece of them, from EV manufacturers to grid storage innovators, but few understand the ticking time bomb they can be when mishandled. What’s worse is the bureaucratic…
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Are You Ready for IFC Section 320? Lithium Battery Storage Rules Are Coming Fast
Article Summary The Complete Guide to Lithium Battery Storage Compliance Under the 2024 International Fire Code Lithium-ion battery storage in the United States is moving toward a more unified standard—but until adoption is complete, businesses face a patchwork of local and state rules. This variability creates challenges for facilities storing large battery inventories, especially as…
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Americase to Speak on Battery Regulations at 2025 OCP APAC Summit
— Panel to explore regulatory challenges and alternatives to lithium-ion batteries in next-generation data centers— Waxahachie, TX – July 24, 2025 – Americase, a leading manufacturer of protective containers for hazardous materials and high-value goods, will participate in a high-impact panel discussion, “Understanding Global Regulations for ORV3-ready Data Centers with Batteries,” at the 2025 OCP…
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The New SAE G-27 Packaging Standard and Beyond
Article Summary In late 2024, a significant milestone was reached in the world of battery transport safety: the approval of the first SAE G27 packaging standard. While this approval marks a promising step forward, it’s important to understand the nuances of what this standard entails and what challenges still remain for the committee to address.…
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How Dangerous Goods Regulations Are Made—and Why the UN Still Leads the Way
Article Summary When it comes to regulating the transport of hazardous materials, the foundation starts at the international level. The best place to understand the process is with the United Nations Subcommittee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods—a long-standing body that plays a central role in shaping how dangerous goods are classified, packaged,…
