Walmart 产品标签要求

WM labeling guidelines for products

Breast Pumps:

1.Medical Device Labeling Requirements- General

The label of a device shall consist of :

- The name and address of the manufacturer, packer or distributor

- The intended use

- Adequate directions for use under which layman can use device safely and for the purposes

intended (unless exemption is met)

2.Principle Display Panel:

The principal display panel shall be large enough to accommodate all the mandatory label

information required clarity and conspicuousness and without obscuring designs, vignettes, or crowding. Where packages bear alternate principal display panels, information required to be placed on the principal display panel shall be duplicated on each principal display panel.

https://www.360docs.net/doc/6410614815.html, Quantity of Contents Statement

The label of an over-the-counter (OTC) device in package form must contain a statement of net quantity of contents in terms of weight, measure, numerical count; or a combination of numerical count and weight, measure, or size, which are described in 21CFR 801.62

4.Battery Product Instructions

Products with user replaceable batteries shall instruct user to replace batteries ensuring proper polarity, with the correct battery type, and as a simultaneous set, or equivalent. Instructions or marking for replacing primary (single-use) batteries shall also instruct to remove batteries if

consumed or if product is to be left unused for a long time.

5.Included Batteries

Report number, type and manufacturer (or ID numbers) of any batteries included with the product.

- Number & type shall meet any claim.

- Batteries shall all be of uniform make & type.

6.Battery Compartment Closure

Report type of battery compartment closure (Threaded, cross-head screw, coin opening, manual slide, manual door, etc.). Report whether door closure becomes separate, or remains attached to device. Small screws used in door closure shall remain with an open door. Door shall re-close as intended.

Baby Bottles:

1.Cautionary Instructions (baby bottle):

Instructions shall include information pertaining to the following: Wash all parts prior to use. Always test temperature of liquid before feeding baby. Do not let a child take a bottle to bed or self-feed for long periods. To prevent possible choking hazard, test strength of nipple by pulling on bulb portion.

Discontinue use if any tear or crack appears

2.BPA Labeling:

Food contact products for children 3 years of age and younger must be conspicuously labeled "BPA Free" or "Bisphenol A Free." The labeling must be visible at point of sale on the product, packaging, or both

NOTE: If BPA free is present, the WM requirement is that ALL of the product is BPA free. If only

certain components are-then the BPA free should get an asterix “*” and the specific compon ents noted on the packaging somewhere.

Pacifier and Pacifier holder:

1.BPA Labeling:

Food contact products for children 3 years of age and younger must be conspicuously labeled "BPA Free" or "Bisphenol A Free." The labeling must be visible at point of sale on the product, packaging, or both.

NOTE: If BPA free is present, the WM requirement is that ALL of the product is BPA free. If only

certain components are-then the BPA free should get an asterix “*” and the specific components noted on the packaging somewhere.

2.Pacifiers:

a.Warning—Do Not Tie Pacifier Around Child's Neck as it Presents a Strangulation Danger.”

i.The labeling statement of this section shall appear legibly and conspicuously on any

retail display carton containing two or more pacifiers.

ii.Each individually packaged pacifier shall bear the labeling statement required in paragraph (a) of this section on the package legibly and conspicuously.

Rattles:

1.None required

All products:

1.Claim Verification:

Product shall meet all label claims, both factual and objective. Testing shall be performed to

substantiate label claims.

In lieu of testing, a passing test report may be submitted. See Document Acceptance list for

document parameters.

2.Country of Origin Marking:

Every article imported into the United States shall be marked in a way to indicate to the ultimate purchaser in the United States the English name of the country of origin of the article. The article shall be marked in a conspicuous place as legibly, indelibly, and permanently as the nature of the article (or container) will permit.

3.Declaration of identity, responsibility, and quantity (Products not regulated by FPLA)

Declaration of Identity – The identity of the product shall appear on the package label and shall not be misleading or deceptive.

The identity shall be:

? the name specified in, or required by, any federal or state regulation, or

? the common or usual name, or

? the generic name or other appropriate description, i ncluding a statement of function.

NOTE: If a product is clearly recognizable, a declaration of identity is not required (i.e. open stock dinnerware).

NOTE: Brand names/ logos may appear on product as part of the identity.

Declaration of Responsibility - The name and location (street address, city, state and zip code) of the manufacturer, packer, or distributor shall appear on the package if that package is sold, kept,

offered, or exposed for sale at a location other than the premises where it was packed.

? If the company is located in a local directory, the street address and zip code may be omitted.

Declaration of Quantity - A declaration of net quantity shall be accurate and shall appear on the package unless the item is measured by count and contains six or fewer pieces that are clearly

visible.

? Quantity statements should include US customary units and SI metric units when applicable

NOTE: Where there is a firmly established general usage and trade custom with respect to the terms used in expressing a declaration of quantity such declaration of quantity may be expressed in

traditional terms, example 15 in steering wheel cover.

NOTE: Dimensions are not required for irregularly shaped products unless dimensions are commonly used for the item to make a buying decisions.

All information above is required to appear on a consumer package and shall be prominently

displayed in the English language. Prominently displayed shall be defined as follows:

?Type size large enough to be read;

?Good contrast in color between font and background;

?Conspicuous and legible type without obscuring design or vignettes.

4.Instruction Language:

Use and care instructions should be clear and understandable, without errors or spelling mistakes, and provided in English for items sold in the United States

https://www.360docs.net/doc/6410614815.html,w Labels - Stuffed Articles

Filled Bedding, Furniture, Sleeping Bags, Toys and other applicable items meant to be slept, reclined or sat upon must meet specific uniform law label requirements. All Samples shall be reviewed

against the requirements of Law Label (Bedding Tag) as referenced in the current Manual of Labeling Laws (ISPA).

6.Pesticide Labeling Claim

Products having labels that makes pesticide claims must contain EPA Registration and Establishment Numbers, unless otherwise exempted from registration under 40 CFR §§ 152.20, 152.25 or 152.30.

FIFRA defines a “pesticide” as “any substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating any pest.”

Product labeling must include at a minimum:

- EPA Registration and Establishment Numbers

- All Active and Inert Ingredients including percentages

- Cautionary Information including: "KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN"

7.Textile Fiber Products Identification and Wool Products Labeling Act:

Must be visible at point of sale. If label is not visible through packaging, fiber content must be

repeated on packaging. Generic fiber name must be used and the contents spelled correctly and listed in descending order of predominance. Where textile fiber products subject to the Act contain

(1) any wool or (2) 5% or more of the total fiber weight of recycled wool, such fibers shall be

designated and disclosed as wool or recycled wool. Note: To determine the actual percentage, refer to the physical characteristics section for Fiber Content AATCC 20/20A/ASTM D629. If lab analysis does not match claim, then the label will fail. Blends: Maximum 3% Tolerance. Single Fiber: 0% Tolerance.

Reference PDF Flow Chart Decision process:

Fabric Textiles

Labeling Flowchart.pdf

https://www.360docs.net/doc/6410614815.html,anic Certification:

Any product that is sold, labeled, or represented as “100 percent organic,” “organic,” or “made with

organic" must be USDA organic certified (for example: Organic Cotton), meaning it has met the requirements of the USDA National Organic Program (NOP) standards.

In order to show compliance, the supplier must submit certification.

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