Which of the following is on every pesticide label?

• A. Keep out of Reach of Children.
• B. The product's price at purchase.
• C. The recommended retail display color.
• D. The date of manufacture.

Answer: (A)

Pesticide labels must carry safety information that applies to everyone who handles or uses the product, and certain statements are required by law to protect people and the environment. A universal precaution you’ll find on every label is a reminder to keep the product out of reach of children. This line is there specifically to prevent accidental poisoning or exposure, especially for kids, and it’s a standard regulatory requirement across all labels.

The other options aren’t required on every label. The price at which you buy the product is a market detail and not part of regulatory labeling. The retail display color is a marketing/display feature, not a safety or usage instruction. The date of manufacture isn’t a mandatory ingredient of a label either; labels focus on usage directions, safety, and disposal, while production dates may appear elsewhere in inventory or batch codes, not as a universal label requirement.