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The lithium battery label may no longer need a phone number, but emergency contact information still needs to be available when safety is on the line.
If your business ships lithium batteries, proper labeling is not optional; it is a critical requirement. Incorrect or outdated labels can lead to shipment delays, carrier rejections, and regulatory penalties.
Hazmat training is not one universal requirement. The training an employee may need depends on their job duties, the hazardous chemicals or hazardous materials involved, and whether they affect transportation safety.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) set a major regulatory shift in motion with its 2024 update to the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS). While the final rule took effect on July 19, 2024, the next task for employers is tied to an upcoming OSHA compliance deadline in November 2026 that organizations cannot afford to overlook.
Major online resellers are significantly raising the bar for product safety and regulatory compliance. One of the biggest shifts? A surge in requests for Safety Data Sheets (SDS) across a growing range of everyday consumer products.
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