What is the purpose of supplemental labeling in pesticides?

The purpose of supplemental labeling in pesticides is to provide additional product information that has been approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This information can include specific uses or application methods that are not detailed on the original label, helping to clarify how the pesticide can be used effectively and safely. Supplemental labels are important because they ensure that users have access to the most current and complete information regarding the use of the pesticide, as determined by regulatory standards.

While the other options mention various aspects of pesticide labeling, they do not accurately reflect the role of supplemental labeling. Supplemental labels do not replace the original label; instead, they complement it by adding information. They also must go through an approval process, ensuring the added information meets EPA standards for safety and efficacy, rather than just reflecting agricultural expert opinions or summarizing safety information without necessary approvals.