Secondary application containers are not required to have a product label.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not specified
• D. Depends on product

Answer: (B)

Labels are essential for any container used to hold a pesticide, including secondary containers used for application. When a product is poured into a different container, that secondary container must be labeled with the product name and the key safety and usage information from the original label. This ensures the person handling the pesticide can correctly identify it, understand its hazards, and follow the proper directions for use, PPE, and precautions. Without a label, there’s a real risk of misidentification, improper application, or exposure, which can lead to harm and regulatory consequences. So the statement is false: labeling is required on secondary application containers.