Which of the following is NOT part of the Primary Display Panel on a pesticide label?

The Primary Display Panel of a pesticide label is designed to provide immediate, essential information to users. This includes the product's name, the net contents, precautionary symbols, and the PCP registration number.

The net contents indicate the amount of pesticide in the container, which is important for users to understand how much product they have to apply. Precautionary symbols and wording are critical for communicating safety information, including hazards and necessary protective measures. The PCP registration number is a regulatory requirement that shows the product has been evaluated and registered with the appropriate authorities in Canada, ensuring that it meets safety and efficacy standards.

While directions for use are incredibly important for the safe and effective application of the pesticide, they are typically found on the label but not on the Primary Display Panel. Instead, they are usually included in a section that follows the Primary Display Panel to provide detailed application instructions. Therefore, the correct answer indicates that directions for use do not form part of the immediate visual information presented on the Primary Display Panel.