What information should the pesticide label clearly indicate?

The information on a pesticide label should clearly indicate application restrictions and requirements because this is crucial for safe and effective usage. Application restrictions might include information on where and when to apply the product, safe distances from water sources, and the types of plants or animals that should be avoided to prevent harm. Requirements may include necessary personal protective equipment (PPE), specific application methods, and timing considerations that relate to environmental factors or pest life cycles.

Having clear guidance on these aspects helps ensure that users can apply pesticides effectively while minimizing risks to themselves, non-target organisms, and the environment. Accurate labeling supports compliance with regulatory standards and promotes responsible pest management practices. The other topics mentioned, such as manufacturer details, product history, or pricing comparisons, do not directly impact the immediate safety and efficacy of pesticide application and are thus not prioritized on labels.