What is the principal display panel on a pesticide label commonly referred to as?

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The main idea being tested is which part of a pesticide label is designed to be read first and identify the product. The principal display panel is the front panel—the portion of the label that catches the eye on the shelf and shows the product’s identity, such as the product name (brand and active ingredient concentration) and often the net contents. Other panels (back, bottom, side) hold the safety, directions, and regulatory details, but they aren’t the primary display area. So the front panel is the best answer because it’s the primary display area intended to communicate the product’s identity at first glance.