Which of the following is typically included in a safety data sheet for pesticides?

• A. Hazards, handling, and emergency measures for pesticides.
• B. Marketing and promotional details.
• C. Packaging color and size.
• D. Supply chain pricing.

Answer: (A)

Safety data sheets provide the safety-focused information about a pesticide, outlining the hazards, how to handle the product safely, and what to do in an emergency. The most relevant content in an SDS includes hazard identification, safe handling and storage, and emergency measures such as first-aid steps, spill response, and required protective equipment. These elements help users assess risks during use, transport, and disposal and guide appropriate precautions to protect health and safety.

Other options don’t fit because they cover marketing details, packaging aesthetics, or pricing, which fall outside the safety and handling information the SDS is designed to convey.