The Omni Marine Pollutant Poly Labels (250mm x 250mm) are designed for marking dangerous goods that pose a risk to the aquatic environment. Featuring the internationally recognised “fish and tree” symbol, these labels communicate that the packaged material is classified as a marine pollutant or environmentally hazardous substance under global regulations, including the IMDG Code, ADG Code, and other international transport standards.
Marine pollutant labels act as sub-risk labels and are typically used alongside primary dangerous goods class labels. They alert transport operators, handlers, and emergency responders that extra care must be taken during storage and shipment—particularly for goods shipped by sea or stored near waterways.
Manufactured from durable poly material and printed with UV-resistant inks, these labels maintain clarity and adhesion in demanding outdoor, maritime, and industrial environments. Each pack contains 25 high-visibility labels, making them ideal for containers, IBCs, drums, EIPs, and freight units that require compliant marine pollutant identification.
Key Features & Benefits:

• Large 250mm x 250mm format for DG container marking
• Displays the IMDG-recognised “fish and tree” environmental hazard symbol
• Manufactured from rugged poly material for long-term durability
• Printed with UV-resistant inks to prevent fading in outdoor or marine environments
• Strong adhesive suitable for shipping containers, IBCs, pallets, EIPs, and DG storage units
• Helps ensure compliance with IMDG Code, ADG Code, and other DG transport regulations
• Pack contains 25 labels

Applications:
Ideal for:

• Shipping containers transporting environmentally hazardous substances
• IBCs, drums, and cargo units containing marine pollutants
• Sea freight, road and rail transport of regulated materials
• Warehouses, ports, and industrial sites storing aquatic-hazard chemicals
• Emergency Information Panels (EIPs) requiring sub-risk markings

A reliable, regulation-ready label for any business handling goods that pose a threat to aquatic environments.