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Label Review Training: Module 4: Applying the Principles of Pesticide Label Review, Page 12

Section 3: How should I review for clarity?

Key Points

Proper organization can make pesticide labeling clear and approachable for the user.
Do not use terms or phrases that the user could interpret as ambiguous.
Do not use terms or phrases that the user will not readily understand.

Progress Check

What sections of the Label Review Manual should you refer to for label organization instructions?
When a legal crop group name is used in the directions for use, what should follow it?
Where can you find more information about guidance on optional environmental hazard label language for certain non-restricted use pesticide products intended for outdoor residential use?

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Label Review Training: Module 4: Applying the Principles of Pesticide Label Review, Page 12

Section 3: How should I review for clarity?

Key Points

Progress Check

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Pesticide Labels

Label Review Training: Module 4: Applying the Principles of Pesticide Label Review, Page 12

Section 3: How should I review for clarity?

Key Points

Progress Check

Resources

Pesticide Labels