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L-820 MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS ASSOCIATION MINUTES OF MEETING LABELS AND PRECAUTIONARY INFORMATION COMMITTEE Stouffer's National Hotel Arlington, Virginia May 26, 1976 Mr, Charles J. O'Connor presided and convened the meeting at 10:00 AM. The following attended: MEMBERS PRESENT C. J. O'Connor, Chairman w. H. Jones, vice Chairman G. S. Batchelor H. A. Birnbaum L. W. Burnette C. U. Dernehl R. H. Dewey Fred Holler {a) Robert Jelus M. B. Lore J. S. Mackay D. G. MacKellar R. F. Philpitt R. E. Rutherford W. L. Schleyer C. Boyd Shaffer A. W. Sheldon G. Robert Sido Phillip Sonneborn C. J. Stroemple R. G. Troup J. V. Urenovitch. A. G. Wheeler H. B. Woolfalk (b) J. T. Seawell, Secretary Stauffer Chemical Company Eastman Kodak Company Virginia Chemicals Inc. 3 M Company GAF Corporation Union Carbide Corporation IMC Chemical Group, Inc. Allied Chemical Corporation MC/B Manufacturing Chemists E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. USS Chemicals - U. S. Steel FMC Corporation Olin Corporation Gulf Oil Corporation Philadelphia Quartz Company American Cyanamid Company M&T Chemicals Inc. Monsanto Company Fisher Scientific Company PPG Industries, Inc. J. T. Baker Chemical Company Air Products & Chemicals Inc. ICI united States Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corporation MCA Staff (a) For J. R. Taylor (b) For R. Craig Andrews CMA 012780 L-826 Subcommittee Progress Reports and Committee Decisions and Acti^fts on the following: 61 Hydrogen Peroxide The Subcommittee on Hydrogen Peroxide has been restructured and currently consists of the following: Mr. D. J. MacKellar Mr. J. J. Bonin Mr. J. J. Trexel Mr. R. L. Finocchio FMC Corporation Shell Chemical Company E. I. du Pont de Nemours PPG industries, Inc. Test data are not as yet in report form. These data will be made available to the Subcommittee at the earliest possible time. 6.2 Vinyl Chloride After lengthy deliberation, the motion was made seconded, and passed that the phrase "CancerSuspect-Agent" appear in the label immediately after the leading statement "Extremely Flammable Liquid and Gas Under Pressure." 6.3 Salt as an Emetic A thoroughgoing review was presented on the reasons why further implementation of the Occupational Health Committee decision be suspended and why recommendations concerning salt as an emetic need not be discontinued immediately. Mr. Lore presented for the consideration of the LAP!. Committee the following wording which may be used as a modification of existing documents wherein reference is made to salt as an emetic: "The information in First Aid and/or Precautionary Labeling for using salt solution to induce vomiting is hereby modified as follows: 'Salt solution to induce vomiting should be administered only with medical approval' CMA 012781