PHMSAProposed Rule

Hazardous Materials: Reducing Burdens on Domestic Aerosol Shippers

TransportationOther

Summary

The federal government is proposing to make it easier for companies that ship aerosol products (like spray paint, bug spray, and deodorant) across the country by reducing paperwork and compliance requirements. This change could lower shipping costs and speed up delivery times for these common household products.

Key Points

  • 1The rule would reduce paperwork and regulatory burdens specifically for domestic aerosol shipments within the United States
  • 2Companies that manufacture or ship aerosol products would be the main beneficiaries of these simplified rules
  • 3The proposed changes aim to streamline safety compliance without compromising public safety standards
  • 4The public comment period runs until September 3, 2025, allowing businesses and consumers to provide feedback on the proposal
  • 5If approved, this could result in faster delivery and potentially lower prices for aerosol products consumers buy

Impact Assessment

If you are a small business that ships aerosol products, this means you'll have less paperwork to complete and lower costs to get your products to customers faster.

Impact Level
Moderate
Geographic Scope

National

Compliance Cost

Minimal

Who is Affected
Small BusinessesManufacturersTransportation CompaniesConsumers

Key Dates

Published

July 1, 2025

Comment Deadline

September 3, 2025

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Regulatory Connections

Amends CFR Sections
49 CFR Part 17249 CFR Part 173

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