FACTS

1. A substance is hazardous when it contains carcinogenic ingredients, harmful to reproduction, or is toxic enough to exceed SDS limits set by the criteria for specific compounds. Different agencies may also need a safety data sheet for mixes that do not match categorization standards but contain hazardous substances in particular concentrations.
2. According to the SDS standard, workers have a right to know what hazards are linked with the substances they use in the workplace. This guideline must be followed by chemical makers and employers who have chemicals in their workplace.
3. SDS information helps employees choose safe products and prepares […]

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