Salvage Packaging, large metal drums, recycled plastic materials, packaging that has been reconditioned or remanufactured must bear additional:

• A. Warnings
• B. Markings
• C. Serial Number
• D. Date

Answer: (B)

When packaging has been salvaged or reconditioned, it must carry additional markings to show that it has undergone reconditioning and to identify who performed it. These markings provide traceability and confirm the packaging still meets the required standards for reuse, helping everyone along the chain know it has been inspected and approved by an authorized facility. The marks typically include the reconditioner’s identifying mark or name and may include the date of reconditioning. This clear identification prevents the use of non-conforming packaging and supports regulatory compliance. Warnings or dates alone don’t by themselves establish that the packaging has been reconditioned and approved; the essential element is the marking that indicates reconditioning and who performed it.