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Making sure you're covered - New Zealand Post

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Special packaging requirements for lithium ion and lithium<br />

polymer batteries<br />

Check the table on pages 4 and 5 to see what services you can<br />

use to send lithium batteries.<br />

• The battery must be sufficiently wrapped and packaged<br />

separately within the parcel and able to withstand a 1.2m<br />

drop. This is the inside package.<br />

• If the battery is enclosed internally and cannot be removed<br />

(e.g. iPods), the whole item must be sufficiently wrapped and<br />

packaged separately within the parcel and able to withstand<br />

a 1.2m drop. This is the inside package.<br />

• The inside package and the outer package must have a<br />

special warning sticker (MAIL285 sticker) attached, which is<br />

available at your local <strong>Post</strong>Shop.<br />

• A Lithium Battery document (ADV550) must be completed<br />

and included in the clear pouch with the other international<br />

sending documents.<br />

Packaging fragile items<br />

Our general handling and transport processes are the same<br />

for all items, and we cannot provide any special treatment for<br />

items that are fragile. It is your responsibility to en<strong>sure</strong> that<br />

any item is well packaged and can withstand a 1.2m drop. It<br />

is not enough to put ‘fragile’ or ‘handle with care’ labels on<br />

your item.<br />

Country-specific requirements<br />

When sending items overseas, you should also en<strong>sure</strong> that:<br />

• your item is not prohibited from export by the <strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong><br />

government, or that you meet any export restrictions (such<br />

as an export permit) if there are any<br />

• your item is not prohibited or restricted in the country you<br />

are sending it to.<br />

For further information, contact the <strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong> Customs<br />

service or the appropriate <strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong> or overseas<br />

government authority.<br />

Other limitations and exclusions<br />

In addition to prohibited and restricted items, other limitations<br />

and exclusions apply. In these circumstances, we are not liable<br />

to pay you any compensation. We may also be unable to deliver<br />

your item and have to return it to you (at your expense).<br />

These include situations when:<br />

• you have not complied with all our relevant terms and<br />

conditions contained in the Public Contract and <strong>Post</strong>al Users’<br />

Guide, which are available in your local <strong>Post</strong>Shop or on our<br />

website at www.nzpost.co.nz/terms<br />

• the item is incorrectly addressed<br />

• the item is seized or confiscated by Customs or any other<br />

government agency or border control authority

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