What information is generally included in a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?

The correct answer focuses on the inclusion of emergency and safety information related to the material in a Safety Data Sheet (SDS). An SDS serves as a comprehensive document that provides vital information about a hazardous substance. This information encompasses the substances’ properties, health hazards, safe handling, storage, and emergency procedures that should be followed in case of an accident or exposure.

The purpose of providing emergency and safety information is to ensure that employees and first responders are aware of the risks associated with the material and know how to respond appropriately in emergency situations. This allows for safer handling and use in the workplace, contributing to overall safety and compliance with regulations.

The other options, such as packaging color and design, historical pricing data, and market demand statistics, are not relevant to the safety and handling of hazardous materials and do not belong in an SDS. This information is more related to marketing or logistical aspects rather than the safety or health considerations that the SDS is designed to address.