What information can be found on a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?

• A. Where the chemical was pursued
• B. how much does chem
• C. The chemical manufacturer
• D. How long did chemical has been in the shop

Answer: (C)

Safety Data Sheets are designed to provide hazard information and safety guidance straight from the chemical’s maker or supplier. The SDS includes who produced or supplied the chemical and how to contact them, so workers or emergency responders can get product-specific questions answered and obtain additional safety data if needed. That’s why the chemical manufacturer is the best choice—the SDS serves as a direct link to the source of the product for identification, accountability, and support. Information about where the chemical was purchased, how much is in stock, or how long it has been in the shop aren’t details the SDS focuses on; those are inventory or purchasing details, not safety information.