If the controlled product is being transferred from one container to another, what is required for the new container?

When transferring a controlled product from one container to another, proper labeling is essential for ensuring safety and compliance with regulations. Labeling the new container provides crucial information about the contents, including potential hazards, safety precautions, and handling instructions. This helps prevent accidents and ensures that anyone who interacts with the container can take the necessary precautions.

Accurate labeling also plays a significant role in adherence to safety standards and regulations, allowing for easy identification and reducing the risk of misuse or exposure to harmful substances. In a workplace setting, having clear labels helps maintain a safe environment by allowing employees to quickly recognize what they are dealing with, thereby facilitating prompt and appropriate responses in case of spills or emergencies.

While sealing the container, registering it, or storing it in a secure location are important aspects of handling controlled products, they do not specifically address the need for clear and immediate identification that labeling fulfills.