What information is NOT found on a Hazard Label?

The correct answer is that manufacturer details are not found on a Hazard Label. Hazard labels are designed primarily to convey important information about the dangerous properties of the materials they represent.

The ID number, typically identified by the UN number, is included to provide an internationally recognized way to identify hazardous substances. The class or division number indicates the specific type of hazard the material presents, such as flammable, corrosive, or toxic. The background color of the label is also significant, as it is used to quickly communicate the hazard classification; for example, a red background often indicates flammability.

In contrast, manufacturer details, while important in the context of product safety and liability, do not appear on hazard labels. Such information is usually found on product safety data sheets (SDS) or packaging, which are separate from the purpose of hazard labels that focus on immediate danger and safety information for handling the materials.