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Toner Cartridges are No Longer Banned By U.S. TSA.

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Tonernews.com, November 11, 2025. USA
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    The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has officially lifted its ban on toner cartridges in carry-on luggage, reversing a restriction that had been in place for nearly 20 years. The ban, implemented in 2006, was part of heightened security measures following concerns that toner cartridges could conceal explosives or other dangerous items.

    Initially, the TSA prohibited cartridges over 16 ounces in carry-on bags due to the dense, powdery nature of toner, which could potentially be used to hide illicit materials. However, following a reassessment of security risks and advances in screening technology, the agency has determined that such items no longer pose a significant threat.

    The change benefits travelers who need to bring toner cartridges for business or work, eliminating the inconvenience of checking in their bags or disposing of the items before flying. While larger or unusually shaped toner cartridges might still undergo additional inspection, the updated policy reflects the TSA’s evolving approach to security.

    As part of broader security updates, the TSA continues to refine its procedures and protocols in response to changing threats and technological advancements. This move marks one of several adjustments aimed at balancing safety with convenience for air travelers. Travelers are still encouraged to adhere to standard security guidelines and remain aware of any specific rules that might apply to other electronic or office supplies.
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