Label requirement for rodenticide bait stations placed indoors specifies include what information?

• A. The bait product's Est. no, source and disposal information
• B. The manufacturer's date of production only
• C. The target pest species only
• D. The recommended maximum daily dosage

Answer: (A)

When using rodenticide bait stations indoors, the label must provide information that identifies the product and guides safe handling and disposal. The establishment number (often shown as Est. no) ties the product to the facility that produced or packaged it, helping with traceability and accountability. Including the source on the label clarifies where the product came from, which is important for recalls, reporting problems, or verifying legitimacy. Disposal information is essential to prevent environmental contamination and secondary exposure, guiding users on how to dispose of unused bait, contaminated materials, and empty bait stations properly.

Other details like just the production date, or only the target pest, or only the maximum daily dosage do not fulfill the full labeling requirements. The combination of establishment number, source, and disposal information ensures safe, legal, and traceable use indoors.