Bsc Preferred PBM18242 Poly Bag Warning Labels 500 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PBM18242 is a case of 500 poly bags printed with multilingual suffocation warning language. Each bag carries a printed warning in English, Spanish, and French, alerting end users to the danger of suffocation hazards posed to babies and children. The warning text states that bags should be kept away from infants and young children and must not be used in cribs, beds, carriages, or playpens, as the thin film may cling to the nose and mouth and restrict breathing. This product is equivalent to part number S-15381.

These printed poly bags are used in packaging and shipping operations where consumer safety compliance labeling is required. Retail distributors, fulfillment centers, and packaging operations that enclose products in poly bags use these to meet labeling requirements for suffocation hazard disclosure. Each case contains 500 bags, making it suitable for moderate to high-volume packaging lines. The multilingual format covers English, Spanish, and French-speaking markets in a single SKU.

Key Features

• Suffocation warning printed directly on each bag in English, Spanish, and French
• 500 bags per case for bulk packaging operations
• Equivalent to part number S-15381
• Thin-film poly construction with printed consumer safety messaging
• Non-hazardous product suitable for standard shipping and storage

Compatibility

Designed as a standard poly bag with printed suffocation warning labels for use in retail, e-commerce, and industrial packaging applications where multilingual consumer safety disclosure is required.

Installation Notes

These bags are handled by packaging and fulfillment personnel, not licensed trade contractors. Store bags in a dry, temperature-stable environment away from direct sunlight to prevent film degradation. Follow applicable consumer product safety regulations when determining which packaged goods require suffocation warning labeling. Do not use damaged or torn bags that may compromise the legibility of the printed warning text.