Which markings identify the design or specification of a packaging?

• A. Packaging Use
• B. Package Specifications
• C. Hazardous Materials Markings
• D. Certification Marks

Answer: (B)

Package specifications marks identify the exact design standard the packaging is built to meet, showing the specific packaging type, material, and performance requirements. This helps ensure the container is suitable for the item and complies with transport regulations. Marks about packaging use indicate how the package may be used, not its design; hazard markings relate to the contents and their hazards; and certification marks show that the packaging has passed tests or meets a standard, but they don’t specify the packaging design itself.