Trade names are.

Trade names are.

• A. Manufacturers generally give one or more specific names to each different formulation of a particular active ingredient, appears in large letters at the top of labels.
• B. The chemical name of the active ingredient.
• C. The expiration date.
• D. The pest target.

Answer: (A)

Trade names are the brand names manufacturers assign to each different formulation of a pesticide active ingredient, and you’ll see them in large letters at the top of labels. These names distinguish products that may share the same active ingredient but differ in carriers, additives, or concentration, which can affect how the product works and how it’s applied. The chemical name is the technical name of the active ingredient, not the marketing label. The expiration date tells you how long the product remains usable. The pest target indicates which pests the product is intended to control, not the product’s brand name.

Trade names are the brand names manufacturers assign to each different formulation of a pesticide active ingredient, and you’ll see them in large letters at the top of labels. These names distinguish products that may share the same active ingredient but differ in carriers, additives, or concentration, which can affect how the product works and how it’s applied. The chemical name is the technical name of the active ingredient, not the marketing label. The expiration date tells you how long the product remains usable. The pest target indicates which pests the product is intended to control, not the product’s brand name.