UPS has found a problem with how this package was declared, packed or labelled as a hazardous item. Items such as batteries, aerosols, perfumes or liquids can fall under dangerous goods rules. The package is in UPS's network, usually at a sorting facility, and UPS is contacting the sender, not you, to sort it out.
This is an exception, not a routine scan. It does not always mean the package is lost, but it can hold things up while the sender and UPS deal with the issue. After this message, the package often keeps moving, with scans such as an export scan, arrival at a facility or departure from a facility. The same message can also repeat. Whether it is delayed depends on how the sender responds.
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