Where can the percentage of inert ingredients in a pesticide formulation typically be found?

The percentage of inert ingredients in a pesticide formulation can typically be found on the pesticide label. The label is a critical document that provides detailed information about the product, including its active and inert ingredients, usage instructions, safety precautions, and environmental impact. Inert ingredients are those that add to the effectiveness of the pesticide but do not themselves serve as the primary active ingredient for pest control. Therefore, having this information on the label allows users to fully understand the composition of the product they are handling and how it might interact with various factors in the environment.

While safety data sheets, advertising materials, and training manuals may contain useful information about pesticides, they do not always provide specific percentages of inert ingredients. The pesticide label remains the authoritative source for such formulation details, ensuring that users have the necessary information to handle and apply the product safely and effectively.