Hazardous material is considered to be misbranded if the hazardous material:
(1) Is intended or packaged in a form suitable for use in the home or by children; and
(2) Fails to meet the labeling requirements established by the rules and regulations adopted under this subtitle.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 22 - Poisons, Dangerous Household Substances, Flammable Products, and Hazardous Materials
Subtitle 5 - Hazardous Materials
Section 22-501 - "Hazardous Material" Defined
Section 22-502 - Rules and Regulations
Section 22-503 - Misbranded Hazardous Material
Section 22-504 - Immediate Ban Where Imminent Hazard Exists
Section 22-505 - Judicial Review
Section 22-506 - Right of Entry, Inspection, and Samples
Section 22-507 - Right of Entry for Inspection; Publication and Dissemination
Section 22-508 - Investigation Results Available as Evidence