What is the most common signal word used for pesticides in Green Service?

In the context of pesticide labeling within Green Service practices, the most common signal word used is "Caution." This term is significant because it indicates that the product is relatively less toxic compared to those classified with higher signal words like "Danger" or "Warning."

"Caution" is designed to alert users that while the pesticide can pose risks, those risks are manageable with appropriate handling and usage instructions. In Green Service and integrated pest management approaches, using products marked with "Caution" is preferred as these align better with the principles of minimizing harm to humans, beneficial organisms, and the environment. It's an important signal that helps to guide not only the application procedures but also impacts consumer perception, reflecting a responsible approach to pest control.

The signal words "Danger" and "Warning" indicate higher toxicity and require more stringent safety measures, thus are not the most commonly used in typical pesticide products associated with Green Service. "Hazard," while relevant in risk assessments, is not a standardized signal word on pesticide labels.