A36.
Yes, same as the import service some items are restricted. These items are either restricted by law for the carriage in a standard international transport service or not covered by the company’s liability insurance and following is a list of typical products that cannot be shipped via this service, which include though not limited to; unpacked parcels, sheet metal, demijohns, boats, farm machinery, motor vehicles, uncrated motorcycles, goods difficult to stack or handle, crates or machinery which cannot be palletised and any prohibited article as defined by any Maltese or International public authorities depending on the final destination of the goods, including, but not limited to, articles of unusual value such as (coins, currency, postage stamps, negotiable instruments, paintings, antique furniture, non-reproducible items and documents), firearms, live ammunition, precious metals, precious stones, ivory, industrial diamonds, letter of credit shipments, live animals, pornographic material, medical waste or materials for medical and/or biological research, drugs prohibited by law and dangerous goods. Under applicable law, certain goods may only be transported under prescribed conditions. Perishable commodities or commodities requiring protection from heat or cold will be accepted for transportation solely at the shipper’s risk for any damage arising from the transportation. Any personal effects, including travel bags and luggage must be packed inside carton boxes for shipping.