The information must be understandable to all workers. The pictogram based hazcom program make it easier for workers to understand the hazard information on the chemical labels and safety data sheets.

Now, apple cider has to carry a warning label, too. "It's official," said Peter Hirst, assistant professor of horticulture at Purdue University. "Cider made this year must have warning ... requiring ...

All labels on incoming chemicals must include the product identifier, supplier identification, precautionary statements, hazard pictograms, a signal word, hazard statements, and supplemental ...

The chemical name on the label must match the chemical name on the corresponding ... Additional information can include signal words, specific hazard phrases, hazard ratings, and other information.

Safety labels and signs are visual ... of the sign used to identify the hazard and indicate how to avoid it. These descriptions also have standards linked to specified colors for different situations.

Supervisors or managers of storage areas where the containers remain sealed are responsible only for maintaining and making available the material safety ... The labels on all containers will include: ...

These labels are important ... PWLs may inadvertently promote a misunderstanding of safety information that could potentially lead to hazardous administration of the drug and an adverse reaction.

The company behind popular loungewear brand The Oodie has been fined after failing to include fire hazard warning labels on several of its products. On July 5, the Australian Competition and ...

Also, to help minimize hazardous waste ... The inventory must include the chemical name, container size, storage location, and expiration date if applicable. Chemical inventory is currently submitted ...

In the same month, the company behind popular loungewear brand The Oodie was fined after it failed to include fire hazard warning labels on several of its products. The Australian Competition ...

Roughly 60,000 Wawa-branded tumblers were recalled this week over a portion of the product posing a laceration hazard.