What must all packages containing dead animals or parts be marked when they are?

Packages containing dead animals or parts must be marked when they are shipped to ensure compliance with regulations and to facilitate proper tracking and handling throughout the transportation process. This marking is essential for several reasons: it helps in the identification of potentially hazardous materials, informs handlers about the contents, and ensures that appropriate safety and sanitation protocols are followed.

When packages are marked as related to dead animals or their parts at the time of shipping, it also aids in the enforcement of laws designed to manage public health, prevent the spread of disease, and ensure that the animals or parts are sourced and handled correctly. By focusing on marking during the shipping phase, the regulation aims to maintain safety standards during transit while providing necessary information to authorities and transporters.