Pesticide manufacturers and bilingual labeling: EPA issues new guidance
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The EPA has released new guidance to help pesticide manufacturers meet bilingual labeling requirements on product packaging. The rule ensures Spanish-speaking construction and agricultural workers can access critical safety information in their preferred language.
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Washington — The Environmental Protection Agency recently published guidance intended to help pesticide manufacturers comply with bilingual labeling requirements, which advance “safety and access to critical use information for Spanish-speaking workers.” The Pesticide Registration Improvement Act…
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