Changes to osha's regulations in 2013 require chemical information be provided via the format.

Changes to OSHA's regulations in 2013 require chemical information be provided via the Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) format.

Explanation:

The SDS contains information about, for example, each chemical's properties; its hazards for the environment, the health and the body; and warnings to handle, store and transport them properly. Its format must consist of 16 sections, making it easier for workers to read it. OSHA also demands SDS prepares to include a minimum amount of precise information, which can be expanded in later sections.

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