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If most paints are potentially hazardous to use, why are they not covered in orange and black hazard symbols?

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If most paints are potentially hazardous to use, why are they not covered in orange and black hazard symbols?

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The labelling legislation makes special provision for paints, in many cases removing the requirement for the well recognised hazard symbols. This should not be interpreted as meaning that paints are less hazardous than other products that do carry such labels. Additionally, there is no legal requirement for paint labels to include a full list of ingredients. Here at Earthborn, however, we believe consumers should be able to make informed choices, so all our products carry a full declaration of ingredients.

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