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Synthetic camphor is a Class 4.1 hazardous material. There are many restrictions on shipping mixed shipments of Class 4 hazardous goods by sea. Since Class 4.1 and Class 8 cannot be consolidated together, the consolidation time for Class 4.1 hazardous materials is often relatively long. Some Category 4.1 goods at Shanghai Port can be shipped by sea in LCL form; natural camphor powder can be shipped in this manner as well. For the LCL product, it is important to note that due to the long processing time for LCL shipments, the inspection deadline often passes. If the commodity inspection expires, it needs to be updated in advance. International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG Code). United Nations Proper Transport Name (in Chinese): Synthetic camphor. United Nations Proper Transport Name (in English): CAMPHOR, synthetic. Packaging Class: III. Main Hazard Class: 4.1. Natural camphor, also known as d-camphor, is a white crystalline substance obtained by subjecting the branches, trunks, and roots of the camphor plant from the Lauraceae family to steam distillation to extract its volatile components, followed by fractional distillation. Product code: 2914291000. Product name: Camphor. Customs control requirements: B. Declaration elements: 1: Product name; 2: Brand type; 3: Export benefits; 4: Composition percentage; 5: Use; 6: GTIN; 7: CAS; 8: Other