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NMFC 155000 - Pesticides Group Items | Class N/A

Classify pesticides in NMFC 155000. Covers defoliants, herbicides, fungicides and insecticides in jugs or drums. Class N/A and non-hazardous for easy shipping.

Freight Group ID
155000
NMFC 155000: Pesticides Group reference
Total Articles
5
NMFC articles in this group
Class Range
77.5-NaN
No fixed class; depends on sub‑items
Category
METALS, ALLOYS, CHEMICALS
Parent category

NMFC Articles in this Group

NMFC 155010 – Dry Arsenate Mixes in Boxes | Class 77.5

Classify arsenate pesticide blends under NMFC 155010. Dry boxes at Class 77.5 with HazMat handling. Speed quotes and prevent misratings for safer LTL booking.

NMFC 155015 - Chlorinated Pesticides | Class Varies

Classify chlorinated pesticides in NMFC 155015. Includes BHC, chlordane, toxaphene, DDD, DDT, and perthane. Use UN drums or pails and see Note 155016 for quotes.

NMFC 155030 - Grain, Poisoned in Bags | Class 77.5

Find NMFC 155030 for poisoned grain. Covers bags, boxes, or drums at Class 77.5 and marked hazardous. Use it to quote accurately and ship with confidence.

NMFC 155050 – Non-DOT Pesticides | Density Class

Find density class for non-DOT pesticides in NMFC 155050. Includes fungicides, herbicides, oil emulsions and lime sulfur in bags, drums or IBCs. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 155063 - Sulfur/Zn Sulfate/Lead Arsenate | Class 77.5

Classify pesticide compounds fast in NMFC 155063. Includes sulfur, zinc sulfate and lead arsenate in containers boxed at Class 77.5. Hazardous and easy to quote.

How to Use This Classification

  • Confirm your product fits the Pesticides Group definition (defoliant, herbicide, fungicide, or insecticide) per the note tied to item 155001 before requesting quotes.
  • Match packaging to formulation: liquids in tight‑head jugs or drums with tamper seals and absorbent liners; powders or granules in poly‑lined bags or pails. Example: 4×1‑gal cartons, upright, with This Side Up arrows.
  • State the exact form and packaging on the BOL (e.g., “insecticide concentrate, 5‑gal pails, non‑haz”) and attach an SDS to support the non‑hazardous status and avoid reclass.
  • Palletize away from foodstuffs, use a top sheet and full stretch‑wrap, avoid overhang, and protect from freeze/overheat if the active ingredients are temperature sensitive.

Business Value

  • Non‑hazardous listing helps bypass hazmat surcharges and special handling fees, tightening landed costs on LTL moves.
  • Group coverage streamlines quoting across multiple SKUs and formulations, reducing back‑and‑forth on NMFC details and accelerating tendering.
  • Clear packaging specs and spill‑prevention steps lower OS&D and leakage claims, protecting margins and customer relationships.
  • Accurate item description under NMFC 155000 reduces reclass risk, enabling more reliable pricing and fewer post‑audit adjustments.