Labeling requirement

Cla.ssifica.tlon, In commerce, several classifications of flavoring and compounded flavorings are Hsted according to composition to allow the user to conform to state and federal food regulations and labeling requirements, as well as to show their proper appHcation. Both suppHer and purchaser are subject to the control of the FDA, USD A, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (BATF). The latter regulates the alcohoHc content of flavors and the tax drawbacks on alcohol, ie, return of a portion of the tax paid on ethyl alcohol used in flavoring. 

In the United States, additional ramifications maybe expected from FDA s announcement of final regulations for new food labeling requirements under the directive of the Nutrition Labeling and Education Act of 1990 (2). Among other things, these regulations limit health claims that can be made on food labels. They also require new information on nutrient content, and limit the use of descriptors such as low and free in association with calories, fat levels, and other food product characteristics. 

Dmg and Cosmetics Act and the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act. Each of these Acts imposes slightly different conditions and labeling requirements for the products under their jurisdiction. 

Ammonium nitrate fertilizer was priced at about 137/t in bulk in June 1991. The DOT label required is OXY the United Nations number is UN... 

The U.S. domestic shipping name of isopropyl alcohol is UN No. 1219 Isopropanol. Anhydrous as well as water solutions to 91 vol % alcohol are considered flammable Hquid materials by the DOT. Both have flash poiats below 37.8°C by the Tag closed-cup method. Acceptable modes of transportation include air, rail, road, and water (124). For international air and water shipments, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) class is 3.2, the packaging group is II, and the primary hazard label required is "Flammable Liquid."... 

Completely Denatured Alcohol. Completely denatured alcohol (CD A) escapes the involved financial and administrative controls required of the other classifications of industrial ethanol. No tax is appHed, no bond is required, no permit is needed to enable a customer to purchase CD A. Requirements for records by both producer and user are minimal. These simplified regulations are possible because CDA is denatured with substances that render it totally unfit for beverage purposes. It is also unsuitable where odor is objectionable. CDA and products made from it are, however, governed by special labeling requirements of the BATE. Repackaging of completely denatured alcohol is permitted as long as labeling requirements are met. 

Proprietary solvents may be repackaged for retail, wholesale, and industrial sales. Retail sales of special industrial solvents are prohibited. Agents may repackage special industrial solvents for wholesale and industrial sales, but only in dmm quantities and with the producer s label. Special labeling requirements of the BATE apply to both proprietary and special industrial solvents. 

Materials which can be carried on members aircraft and packaging and labeling requirements for them. 

Labels are mostly small versions of placards. Labels may be found not only on metal containers, but also those made of wood, plastic, carboard, and even paper bags. Since federeil labels require only one label on the outside of shipping containers, labels may not be visible due to the way they are loaded. Containers eire also sometimes intentionally mislabled to prevent identification of illegally shipped material. 

By the early 1980 s the federal labeling requirements had taken effect and all residential appliances were labeled with yellow Energy Guide stickers. Initial studies, however, suggested that theses stickers were not particularly effective in specific purchase decisions. More recent analysis has found that despite high levels of awareness of the label, significant comprehension problems exist with it. 

Comply with investigational device labelling requirements V V ... 

Part 70 Color additives — This part includes a definition of a color additive, restrictions on use of color additives, packaging and labeling requirements, and safety evaluation of color additives. 

Part 73 Listing of color additives exempt from certification — This part identifies listed color additives exempt from certification, provides chemical specifications for these color additives, and identifies uses, restrictions, labeling requirements, and requirements for certification. 

The reasons that the drug product s compliance with the tamper-evident packaging or labeling requirements of this section is unnecessary or cannot be achieved. 

Labels are distinguished based on whether they are context dependent or context-free. Context-dependent labels require simultaneous consideration of time records from more than one process variable context-free labels do not. Thus, generating context-free trend, landmark, and fault descriptions is considerably more simple than generating context-dependent descriptions. Context-free situations can take advantage of numerous methods for common, yet useful, interpretations. Context-dependent situations, however, require the application of considerable process knowledge to get a useful interpretation. In these situations, performance is dependent on the availability, coverage, and distribution of labeled process data from... 

Labeling Requirements for Insecticides and Other Economic Poisons under Federal Law... 

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