Bsc Preferred PBM15182100 Poly Bag Warning Labels 100 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PBM15182100 is a printed suffocation warning label designed for use on poly bags and plastic packaging. The warning message is printed directly on the bag or label in three languages: English, Spanish, and French. The message reads that thin plastic film can cling to the nose and mouth and prevent breathing, and directs that the packaging be kept away from babies and children. This item is intended for packaging and shipping operations where retail or consumer-facing poly bag products require compliant hazard communication. It is sold as a case of 100 units and is commonly used by warehouse staff, fulfillment operations, and packaging departments.

This product is used in packaging and shipping environments where poly bags or plastic film products must carry a printed suffocation warning to meet safety labeling requirements. It is appropriate for retail packaging operations, light manufacturing, and fulfillment centers that ship products in plastic bags or poly mailers. The multilingual format covers English, Spanish, and French, making it suitable for distribution to North American markets. Each case contains 100 units, and the minimum order quantity is one case.

Key Features

• Warning message printed in English, Spanish, and French for multilingual compliance
• Message warns against suffocation risk from thin plastic film near infants and children
• Sold in cases of 100 units for bulk packaging workflows
• Non-hazardous product suitable for standard shipping and storage
• Applicable to poly bag and plastic film packaging in retail and fulfillment settings

Compatibility

Designed for use with poly bags and plastic film packaging products that require printed suffocation hazard warnings for consumer-facing distribution.

Installation Notes

This product is applied during the packaging process by warehouse or fulfillment personnel. No tools or trade licensing are required. Ensure labels or printed bags are applied to the correct packaging type before shipment. Review applicable packaging safety regulations and retailer labeling requirements before use to confirm the warning language meets your specific compliance needs.