Chemicals can be stored in a shipping container only when the exact products, quantities and hazards are assessed and the resulting facility meets every applicable label, SDS, fire, environmental, workplace and local code requirement. An ordinary dry container is not compliant by default. If competent reviewers cannot verify separation, spill containment, ventilation, temperature control and emergency response, use a purpose-built chemical store.
The first deliverable is a chemical inventory, not a container quote
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Contain the plausible release
Ventilation must solve a defined hazard
Doors, security and siting affect emergency response
Stationary storage and dangerous-goods transport are different regimes
Commission the chemical store before stock arrives
Do not order the container before hazard review
Bring the current inventory, SDS, quantities and proposed site to the fire, environmental, workplace and design professionals responsible for approving the facility.