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IATA Issues 67th Edition Addendum for Dangerous Goods Regulations Affecting Battery ShipmentsOn 1 January 2026, IATA issued Addendum 1 to the 67th Edition of the Dangerous Goods Regulations, reinforcing updated battery air cargo compliance requirements. The addendum matters because lithium battery shipments must follow the latest rule language on packing instructions, documentation, UN 38.3 testing, and the expanded 30% state-of-charge restrictions affecting certain batteries packed with equipment.Mar 13,2026- EU Advances Carbon Footprint Methodology for Batteries Placed on the EU MarketThe EU is moving toward more standardized carbon footprint reporting for batteries placed on the European market. The methodology supported by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre helps create a more consistent way to measure battery-related emissions, which may affect lifecycle analysis, supplier traceability, and future compliance preparation under the EU battery regulatory framework.Mar 12,2026
- IEC Updates Portable Battery Safety Testing StandardsIn March 2026, the IEC updated safety testing standards for portable rechargeable batteries, refining test methods, protection circuit verification, and certification alignment. The changes are relevant to smartphones, power banks, wireless accessories, and other portable electronics that rely on lithium battery safety compliance.Mar 10,2026
- EU Battery Regulation Moves Into Implementation Phase Across Member StatesIn March 2026, the European Commission confirmed that the EU Battery Regulation (EU 2023/1542) is moving into its implementation phase across member states. The regulation introduces new requirements for battery labeling, recycling, and supply chain transparency, affecting portable batteries used in smartphones, power banks, and consumer electronics.Mar 9,2026
- IATA Updates Lithium Battery Transport Guidance for AirlinesIn March 2026, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) released updated guidance on lithium battery air transport. The update emphasizes packaging safety, staff training, and maintaining lithium-ion batteries at a state of charge of 30% or lower to reduce transportation risks.Mar 6,2026
- EU Releases New Battery Passport Implementation GuidelinesThe European Commission released updated guidance in March 2026 for implementing the EU Battery Passport under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542. The system aims to improve battery traceability, lifecycle transparency, and sustainability data across the EU battery supply chain.Mar 5,2026
- EU Publishes Updated Guidance on Battery Sustainability and Labeling RequirementsIn March 2026, the European Commission released updated guidance on battery sustainability and labeling requirements, clarifying expectations for product identification, traceability, and consistent labeling practices across the EU battery regulatory framework.Mar 4,2026
- WPC Announces Update to Qi2 Certification ProcessIn February 2026, the Wireless Power Consortium announced updates to the Qi2 certification process, refining alignment testing, sustained power verification, and thermal management checks to enhance interoperability and consistency across wireless charging products.Mar 3,2026
- EU Safety Gate Publishes New Recall Notifications Involving Portable ChargersIn February 2026, the EU Safety Gate system issued additional notifications involving portable power banks in the European market, citing potential electrical and thermal safety non-compliance identified through routine market surveillance.Mar 2,2026
- EU Safety Gate Publishes Additional Notifications Involving Power BanksIn February 2026, the EU Safety Gate system issued additional notifications involving portable power banks in the European market, citing potential electrical and thermal safety non-compliance identified through routine market surveillance.Mar 1,2026
- EU Safety Gate Publishes Recall Notifications Involving Charging AccessoriesIn January 2026, the EU Safety Gate system released multiple recall notifications involving charging accessories sold in Europe, highlighting non-compliance with electrical safety requirements identified through routine market surveillance.Feb 28,2026
- IATA Confirms: 30% State-of-Charge Limit Expands to Lithium-Ion Batteries Packed With Equipment From Jan 1, 2026IATA confirms that from January 1, 2026, lithium-ion batteries packed with equipment must be offered for air transport at a State of Charge (SoC) not exceeding 30%. This shifts SoC from a best-practice concept into an operational compliance checkpoint, increasing the likelihood of holds or rework if charge levels are not controlled and verified before tender.Feb 5,2026
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