What are the standards for labeling on the packaging of chemical products?
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What are the applicable standards for labeling on the packaging of chemical products? Should labels be used, or should the markings be printed directly on the product packaging? Are there any traceability requirements in addition to information such as product ingredients, specifications and models, as well as production date, expiration date, and warning labels?
The labeling on chemical packaging is subject to relevant regulations. I can’t provide detailed specifications at the moment; however, many labeling details can be seen on the packaging I’ve come across. Furthermore, there are clear guidelines for one book and one signature.
I searched on Baidu but didn’t find any detailed information; I hope someone experienced can compile and share it
If you work in a particular field for a long time, you will come to know and master many standard norms. I’ll give you some hints based on what I’ve encountered; it might not be complete. Articles 27, 28, 30, and 31 of the Product Quality Law specify the information that must be indicated on products as well as those items that cannot be indicated. Paragraph 1 of Article 33 of the Regulations on the Administration of Industrial Product Production Licenses, the Guidelines for Preparing Safety Labels for Chemicals GB15258-2009, the General Principles for the Classification and Hazard Communication of Chemicals GB13690-2009, the Classification of Hazardous Chemicals GB6944-2012, and the Graphic Symbols for Packaging, Storage, and Transportation GB191-2008 all contain clear requirements regarding the labeling on the outer packaging of chemicals. When going through customs procedures, it is necessary to submit information such as the product’s serial number, packaging type, origin code, and date, which are indicated on the packaging