Bsc Preferred PBM09121 Poly Bag Warning Labels 1000

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PBM09121 is a case of 1000 poly bag suffocation warning labels designed to meet retail and packaging compliance requirements. Each label carries the standard suffocation hazard warning printed in English, Spanish, and French, alerting consumers to keep plastic bags away from infants and small children. The warning reads: WARNING: To avoid danger of suffocation, keep away from babies and children. Do not use in cribs, beds, carriages or playpens. The thin film may cling to nose and mouth and prevent breathing. This case format is suited for distributors, packagers, and warehouse operations that apply warning labels at scale.

These labels are used in packaging and shipping operations where poly bags, plastic covers, or flexible film products require consumer safety compliance labeling. Typical applications include product fulfillment centers, garment packaging, retail distribution, and manufacturing facilities that bag or cover finished goods. The multilingual format supports compliance across English, Spanish, and French-speaking markets. This product is equivalent to part number S-18056.

Key Features

• Suffocation hazard warning printed in English, Spanish, and French
• 1000 labels per case for high-volume labeling operations
• Equivalent to part number S-18056
• Standard consumer safety warning message for poly bag compliance
• Non-hazardous product suitable for standard shipping and storage

Compatibility

Designed for use with poly bags, plastic film packaging, and flexible bag products requiring suffocation hazard warning labeling. Equivalent to part number S-18056.

Installation Notes

Labels should be applied to the exterior of poly bags or plastic packaging in a position clearly visible to the end consumer prior to product distribution. Ensure label adhesion is verified on the intended substrate before large-scale application. Follow applicable packaging compliance guidelines for the target market when determining label placement and language requirements.