Sentences with phrase «warning labels on packaging»

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Those in favour of more stringent packaging laws are advocating not just for increased information on drinks labels, but also for toned - down packaging, similar to that of tobacco.As of 2016, tobacco products in the UK are required to have a standard, plain packaging with graphic health warnings and stripped of any strong branding.

Drinks manufacturers, academics and campaigners have proposed ideas such as altering packaging in small ways, such as including more warnings on existing drinks labels or instituting a drinks - based traffic light system based on calorie and alcohol content.

For foods that may contain allergens, a warning label should be put on the package stating that the food may contain allergens and that people who may have an allergic reaction should not consume it.

Although most toys with small parts are labeled as being a choking hazard to children under age 3 if they have small parts, it is important to remember the warning label that should be present on balloon packages:

Recently the NY Times had an article mentioning a proposal that formula packages contain a warning label similar to that on cigarettes.

Sen. Tom Harkin (D - Iowa) has proposed requiring warning labels on cans of infant formula and in advertisements that are similar to those on cigarette packaging.

Show him where to look for allergy warnings, such as the peanut label, on packages as well.

Friedman said warning labels similar to those on cigarette packaging should be used to communicate alcohol's risks, which include cancer, heart disease, liver disease and psychiatric disorders.

Warnings and handling instructions should also be included on product labels and / or packages, they advise.

Just be careful: as the labels on any epsom salt package will warn you, it is a potent laxative, so this isn't a supplement you should take internally without a doctor's recommendation.

That is why the warning is included on the package label.

There have been some major efforts to put warning labels on artificial colorings on food packaging in the US, but to no avail.

100 % tea tree oil is a «schedule 6 poison» in Australia (moderate potential for causing harm) and is sold in child - resistant packaging with warnings on the label.

Follow package directions and pay attention to warnings on labels when working with these products.

Issue 9 asks for label changes to include a toxicity warning by ingredient, directions for pet owners in the event a dog or cat experiences side effects, and clear acknowledgement on all packaging that spot - on products are pesticides.

The office of the surgeon general is probably familiar to most people as the author of the label on cigarette packaging that warns of the dangers of smoking.

• Allowable lead content (maximum of 200 PPM or 0.02 %) • Cording methods for multiple cord blinds • Tension devices on continuous loop cords • Warning labels affixed to product when packaged and shipped (see label sample below) • Warning tags attached to cords when packaged and shipped • Stop beads to prevent accessible inner cord loops • Manufacturer's identification and date of manufacture