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Basically, if you look carefully at product labels,
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you'll see claims of product effectiveness,
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product appeal associated with color or functionality.
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You will not see much in the way of claims or a demonstration of hazard
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or guidance about how you might manage the hazards.
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So that product labeling could be an effective way
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of conveying information to the public,
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to inform consumers to make choices that are more responsible.
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So how should we adjust product labeling law in a way that makes sense?
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I asked this question with respect to pesticides
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several years ago and found something quite interesting.
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If you look at a pesticide bag, for example