Bsc Preferred PBM16162100 Poly Bag Warning Labels 100-pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PBM16162100 is a case of 100 printed suffocation warning poly bags designed to inform end users of hazards associated with thin plastic film. Each bag carries a standardized warning message printed in English, Spanish, and French, meeting common packaging compliance requirements. 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. These bags are used by distributors, retailers, and manufacturers who ship or store products in poly bags and need to comply with suffocation warning labeling standards.

These warning-printed poly bags are suited for use in packaging and shipping operations where consumer-facing poly bag packaging is required. They are commonly used in retail, warehousing, and distribution environments where products are bagged for resale or storage. Sold in a case of 100 units, they provide a ready supply for ongoing fulfillment and packaging operations. The multilingual print makes them appropriate for markets serving English-, Spanish-, and French-speaking consumers.

Key Features

• Suffocation warning printed in English, Spanish, and French on each bag
• Standardized warning language for packaging compliance
• Case quantity of 100 bags for operational efficiency
• Thin poly film construction typical of retail poly bag applications
• Non-hazardous materials for standard shipping and storage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-use printed poly bag for retail, distribution, and packaging operations requiring multilingual suffocation warning labeling on consumer-facing packaging.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for these poly bags. Packaging personnel should follow applicable federal and state regulations regarding suffocation warning labeling requirements for poly bags used in consumer product packaging. Bags should be stored in a dry location away from heat sources to prevent film degradation. Consult applicable packaging compliance guidelines to confirm warning label requirements for your specific application.