The quantity of dangerous goods stated on the Shipper's Declaration is within the acceptable limits per package.

• A. Acceptable limits per package
• B. Maximum weight per shipment
• C. Total number per flight
• D. Minimum quantity per package

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that the Shipper’s Declaration must reflect the amount of dangerous goods allowed in each individual package. The packing instruction and the applicable Dangerous Goods Regulations set a maximum quantity per package, and the declaration must show a quantity that stays within that limit. When the per-package quantity is within these acceptable limits, the package complies with safety and regulatory requirements for transport.

This is different from the total weight of the shipment (which would be the sum across all packages) or the total number of packages for a flight, and it isn’t about a minimum quantity per package. The focus is specifically on the maximum allowed quantity per single package.