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Lorico [155]
1 year ago
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What is not required on a workplace label?.

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1 answer:
Fynjy0 [20]1 year ago
5 0

Workplace labels are not required to include borders or particular language, but they do need the following details: Product identification data for the product's secure handling.

<h3>What does "label" mean in chemistry?</h3>

Labels are a suitable set of written, printed, or graphic informative components about a hazardous chemical some of which are attached to, printed on, or fastened to the adjacent container of something like a hazardous chemical but rather to the outside packaging, as defined by the HCS.

<h3>What are a label and a standard?</h3>

In order to give the customer the ability to make an educated decision regarding the potential for energy savings—and consequently, cost savings—of the relevant marketed product, the Bureau the Energy Efficiency launched this same Standards & Branding programme for appliances and appliances in 2006.

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