Which items are included on pesticide labels under GHS?

• A. Only hazard statements
• B. EPA registration number, hazard statements, pictograms, precautionary statements, product identifiers, and signal words
• C. Only pictograms
• D. Only product identifiers

Answer: (B)

Pesticide labels that follow GHS combine both hazard communication details and regulatory identifiers. The complete label set includes the EPA registration number for legal verification, hazard statements that describe the nature of the hazards, pictograms that visually convey those hazards, precautionary statements that outline protective actions, product identifiers to identify the specific product, and signal words that indicate the level of hazard (such as Danger or Warning). This combination ensures you can recognize the hazards, understand the required safety measures, and confirm the product is legally registered.

If a label only included one type of information, like just hazard statements, or just pictograms, or just product identifiers, you wouldn’t have the full, practical information needed for safe handling or for regulatory compliance.