Labels, Packaging & Warnings
Labels, packaging and warnings that are compliant and ready to print.
From drum labels to retail packaging, we build the compliance content that stands up to scrutiny: consumer labels, workplace labels, Prop 65 warnings, packaging, inserts, hangtags, manuals and QR-linked information.
OSHA/GHS Workplace Labeling
Drum labels, secondary container labels, and workplace signage that meet OSHA HazCom/GHS requirements. We ensure correct pictograms, signal words, hazard statements, and precautionary statements.
Consumer Labeling Support
Retail packaging, e-commerce listings, and consumer-facing labels that meet CPSC, EPA, FDA cosmetics, state-specific (Prop 65), and other applicable requirements.
Packaging, Inserts & Warnings
The label is only part of what a product communicates. Boxes, cartons, inserts, hangtags, manuals, warranty documents and QR-linked content are reviewed together so the required warnings and disclosures land in the right place, in the right language.
Design support: as much or as little as you need
We can provide just the compliance content for your designer, review and mark up existing label files, or handle full label edits in-house. We can also work directly with your printer so the compliant version is what gets printed.
- 1Compliance content only
- 2Review + markup
- 3Full label edits
What we review
Everything the customer sees before, during and after purchase, not just the printed label.
- Labels: consumer, workplace and market-specific versions
- Packaging: boxes, cartons, sleeves and closures
- Inserts, hangtags and printed collateral
- Instruction manuals and safety information
- Warranty documents
- QR-linked and digital label content
Examples of what we fix
- Missing GHS pictograms or signal words on workplace labels
- Incorrect hazard statements or precautionary statements
- Consumer labels missing required regulatory content
- Label layout that doesn't meet size/readability requirements
- Inconsistencies between SDS and label hazard communication
- Missing first aid, storage, or disposal information
- Packaging or inserts carrying claims the label doesn't support
- Warnings that never reach the buyer before purchase online
FAQ
Yes. Packaging is where a label lives, and it carries its own content requirements. We review the packaging, the artwork and the label together so the required information is present, readable and in the right place.