Restricted Use Pesticide labels include which key information?

• A. The classification will be stated on the label
• B. The price of the product
• C. Marketing territory
• D. Storage recommendations only

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that restricted-use pesticide labels must state the product’s classification—that it is restricted-use. That label-carrying classification identifies who may purchase and apply the product and under what conditions, which is the regulatory hook behind restricted-use status. This helps ensure that only trained and certified individuals handle the pesticide and follow any special handling or application requirements.

Price and marketing territory aren’t part of what defines restricted-use status, and while labels do include storage guidance, it isn’t the defining piece of information about restricted-use pesticides. The key information is the classification itself, which communicates the regulatory restrictions on use.