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    OSHA Requirements for GHS Secondary Container …

    • Let’s start with the two governing bodies that guide and enforce the labeling of hazardous materials and chemicals – the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals and th… See more

    Primary vs. Secondary Container Labels: What’s The difference?

    In general, the difference comes down to use cases and size. Primary containers are usually for purposes of transport and storage, while secondary containers are generally u… See more

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    Secondary Container Labels Provide Continued Safety

    Secondary container labeling ensures the continued safe transport, handling and use of hazardous chemicals. Since secondary containers are usually smaller, easily transporte… See more

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    Secondary Container Labels Should Contain at Least Two Key Elements

    While primary container labels must contain the six required elements for GHS labeling, secondary container labels require a minimum of two elements, according to OSHA. The… See more

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    A Guide to Secondary Container Labels - Chemwatch
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    Do secondary containers need a GHS-compliant label?
    State and federal law require secondary containers holding hazardous chemicals to be labeled with a GHS-compliant label. HCL Labels offers GHS Labels in various sizes, formats, and multilingual options. Notice: GHS secondary container labels are not required to list the chemical manufacturer information.
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    Primary vs. Secondary Container Labels: What’s The difference?
    Secondary Container Labels Provide Continued Safety
    Secondary Container Labels Should Contain at Least Two Key Elements
    Do secondary containers need a GHS-compliant label?
     
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