Universal Waste labels are designed to clearly identify and categorize hazardous materials for proper handling and disposal. Key features include:

• Clear and Standardized Labeling: The label must explicitly state “Universal Waste” followed by the specific waste type (e.g., batteries, pesticides, mercury-containing equipment, lamps, or aerosol cans).
• Date Information: The label typically includes the date the waste was generated or accumulated to track compliance with storage timelines.
• Durability: The label is made from a durable material resistant to tears, moisture, and chemicals to withstand handling and storage conditions.
• Adhesive: A strong adhesive ensures the label securely adheres to containers or waste items.
• Visibility: The label is designed with clear and legible text for easy identification of the waste.
• Compliance: The label adheres to specific size, color, and content requirements outlined by environmental regulations.