Which statement is true regarding labeling with respect to site listing?

• A. The pest must be listed on the label
• B. The site must be listed on the label
• C. Both must be listed
• D. Neither must be listed

Answer: (B)

The main concept is that pesticide labeling defines where you may use the product. This is site listing: the label must specify the site of use. Using the product in any location not listed on the label counts as an off-label or illegal application, even if other label directions are followed. The site listing exists to ensure the product is used only in environments where its safety and efficacy have been evaluated, protecting people, pets, and the environment.

Pests are typically listed on labels to indicate what the product controls, but the regulatory requirement emphasized here is that the site itself be named on the label. Without the site listing, the use would be outside the label’s approved scope.