Which option describes a plastic jerrican with removable head?

• A. Plastic drums and jerricans category, plastic drum with removable head
• B. Plastic drums and jerricans category, plastic drum with non-removable head
• C. Plastic drums and jerricans category, plastic jerrican with removable head
• D. Plastic drums and jerricans category, plastic jerrican with non-removable head

Answer: (C)

In IATA packaging terms, containers are grouped into plastic drums and plastic jerricans, and a key feature to note is whether the head is removable or non-removable. A jerrican is a smaller container designed for liquids, and having a removable head means you can take the cap or lid off for filling, cleaning, or venting. This description directly matches the request for a plastic jerrican with a removable head, within the plastic drums and jerricans category. The other options point to a plastic drum or to a jerrican with a non-removable head, which don’t fit the description.