If a controlled product imported for use in Canada is not labeled with a supplier label, who is responsible to ensure that a proper label is applied before use?
Federal legislation requires that the supplier importing the controlled product into Canada is responsible for obtaining or preparing a compliant WHMIS label and applying it to the container. Provincial requirement prohibits the use of the controlled product without a proper label in the workplace.
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