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Been using fuel containers like the ones below for years, their tough as nails and no CARB safety devices to slow them down. Their so tough that I still have the first one I purchased over 20 years ago. The only "maintenance" they require is replace the hose every couple years (about $2 at any hardware store) due to getting hard or cracking. I really like the VP containers since they have a screw on vent which controls the flow of fuel much better then the flip open vents found on other brands.
This is what I use as well. I also recommend them. They are still readily available in my neck of the woods with proper vent caps. $25-30 a piece, and are built well enough to justify the price.
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