3052                                          LAWS OF MARYLAND                                      Ch. 799

(3) A hazardous chemical being transported or

temporarily stored in a sealed or totally enclosed container and
which is transported in accordance with requirements of the
United States Department of Transportation.

32E.

(A) THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION DO NOT APPLY TO A
CONSUMER PRODUCT OR FOODSTUFF THAT IS;

(1) PACKAGED FOR DISTRIBUTION TO AND INTENDED FOR USE
BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC; AND

(2) HANDLED OR STORED UNOPENED IN A RETAIL
ESTABLISHMENT, STOREROOM, OR WAREHOUSE INCLUDING ITS STOREROOM OR

WAREHOUSE.-----------------------------

[(a)] (B) An employer shall compile and maintain a chemical
information list which shall contain the following information
for each hazardous chemical manufactured, processed, formulated,
packaged, repackaged, handled, reacted, transferred, or stored in
a workplace:

(1) The common name;

(2) The chemical name; and

(3) Identification of the work area in which the
hazardous chemical is found.

[(b)] (C) Chemical information lists shall be;

(1) Arranged in alphabetical order according to
common name;

(2) Revised and realphabetized biennially; and

(3) Maintained for at least 40 years.

[(c)] (D) A hazardous chemical not already on the chemical
information list shall be added to the chemical information list
within 30 days of its introduction into the workplace; however,
it need not be placed on the list in alphabetical order until the
next biennial revision of the chemical list.

32G.

(i) This section does not require labeling of the following
chemicals:

(1) Any pesticide, as this term is defined in the
federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (7 U.S.C. 136
et seq.), when subject to the labeling requirements of that act
and labeling regulations issued under that act by the United
States Environmental Protection Agency;