Air Cargo SHC Codes
HEG Special Handling Code – Hatching Eggs
HEG is the IATA special handling code for Hatching Eggs. Fertilized eggs for hatching requiring careful handling.
- Code
- HEG
- Meaning
- Hatching Eggs
- Category
- Live Animals
- Priority
- High
HEG means Hatching Eggs. Fertilized eggs for hatching requiring careful handling.
Very fragile. No sudden movements. Maintain specific temperature/humidity.
Requirements
- Temperature control (16-18°C)
- Humidity control
- Careful handling - no jarring
- Health certificates
Documentation
- Health Certificate
- Shipper's Certification
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Frequently asked questions
What does HEG mean in air cargo?
HEG means Hatching Eggs. Fertilized eggs for hatching requiring careful handling.
What documents does HEG need?
Health Certificate, Shipper's Certification