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NMFC 169340 - Rennet Extract, liquid | Class 85-100

Article ID
169340
NMFC reference for liquid rennet extract
Freight Group
UNGROUPED ARTICLES
Not grouped; verify details before booking
Class Range
85-100 2 classifications
Falls between class 85 and 100
Hazardous
No
Food ingredient, non-hazardous for transport

Classification Details

NMFC Description Class
169340.00 Rennet Extract, liquid:
169340.01 In inner containers in boxes, other than as specified in Note, item 169342 100
169340.02 In inner containers in boxes, see Note, item 169342, or in bulk in drums 85

Notes

Note 169342: NOTE-Applies only when plastic container is of 5 gallon or greater capacity.

How to Determine Your Class

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

  1. Use food-grade HDPE jugs or bottles sealed inside sturdy corrugated boxes. Add a poly liner and absorbent pads to contain leaks, and mark all panels with This Side Up and liquid arrows.
  2. Confirm storage needs with your supplier. If refrigeration is required, use insulated inserts and gel packs, and label Do Not Freeze to protect enzyme activity.
  3. Palletize tight with no overhang; strap and stretch-wrap. Add corner boards, and request Do Not Stack cones if shipping glass inner containers.
  4. On the BOL, describe as Rennet Extract, liquid (NMFC 169340). Mark non-hazardous, list carton count and weight, note food ingredient handling, and book accessorials like appointments or liftgate as needed.

Note: All classifications are subject to Item 170. Verify with official NMFC publications for the most current requirements.

Business Value

  • Accurate class selection within the 85–100 range stabilizes LTL quotes and helps avoid costly reclass or inspection fees.
  • Non-hazardous status broadens carrier options and eliminates hazmat surcharges, improving service availability.
  • Cartonized liquid packaging streamlines warehouse handling and reduces leakage claims, lowering total damage-related costs.
  • Two NMFC listings in this range let you match packaging to the applicable class, potentially lowering landed cost when criteria are met.